Improving the Productivity of Landscapes with Little or No Topsoil
AGR-203: Improving the Productivity of Landscapes with Little or No Topsoil
Authored by: Edwin Ritchey
Abstract
Landscapes with little or no topsoil can make it difficult to produce a garden, lawn, or other plants. Topsoil, dark in color compared to the underlying soil, is the part of a soil that is most biologically active, nutrient rich, and easily managed. It also is usually more easily worked than underlying soil, supplies most of the plant's water and nutrients, and is generally best for plant growth.
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