Learning how to improve clay soil for gardening will increase the health of your flowers and the yields of your crops.

Gardeners love loam soil because it's moist, soft and full of nutrients. Here's how to get more of it in your garden beds.

Clay-rich soils, on the other hand ... An approach to farming which minimizes degradation and/or loss of natural resources while providing sufficient crop yield and economic benefit.

Can excess soil from construction be used as a sustainable alternative to traditional building materials like concrete and other CO2-heavy materials?

Clay soil is usually sticky and has small particles ... This type of soil is found in natural areas called peatlands, bogs or moors. Peatlands can lock up five times more carbon than forests.

"Clay soil, sandy soil, loamy soil and compacted soil require different methods for straw return. Regardless of the type of ...

Of all the things I have learned in the 50-plus years gardening — or trying to garden — in our red clay on East Blythe Street ...

Sandy soil is pale coloured and has large particles. These create lots of small air gaps. Water drains through them easily so it usually feels dry. Clay soil is usually sticky and has small particles.