What Plants Do Not Like Loam Soil? Some gardeners who grow root crops and tubers, or live where there’s a lot of rain, may desire more sandy soil for ease of harvest and better drainage. Also ...

A sandy soil will easily crumble and can even be a bit difficult to form into a ball. If your test shows the soil to be too wet, then you may need to wait a few days for it to properly dry out.

The effect of phosphorus supply on the formation, morphology and anatomy of cluster roots of Lupinus albus L. cv Ultra grown in a loam and two sandy soils was examined relative to its effect on total ...