Sentence examples for bad soil from inspiring English sources
It's more like bad soil".
"Problems come not so much from rocky or bad soil, but from slopes and embankments," he said.
The bad soil, wind and dry weather here are the reasons why so many people are growing native plants now.
Helen Mirren (as the outside expert), Clive Owen and David Kelly in a lighthearted story about friendship, love, seeds, bad soil and the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show.
In the early stages of garden's rehabilitation, the peonies were also admitted to the nursery -- victims of bad drainage and bad soil.
Nomadic pastoralism, for example, may not be better on soils poor in nutrients, but the absence of agriculturalists from bad soils may pose a crucial advantage.
The soil map (Fig. 2) showed that the generally appreciated blakka doti moxsi santi doti on the river terraces between Nieuw Lombé and Kapasikele were perceived as bad soils.
He said some large farms that have qualified as organic employed environmentally damaging practices, like planting only one crop, which is bad for soil health, or overtaxing local freshwater supplies.
Hounslow Heath which is only a little worse than the general run, is a sample of all that is bad in soil and villainous in look.
To be honest, it doesn't smell that bad – not unlike soil or compost – until my Thames Water guide, Gary Patterson, begins breaking it up with his shovel.
