At West Dean Gardens in Sussex, our expert has been trialling a new way to garden to counter the effects of extreme weather ...

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This article digs into soil-less materials that can be used to grow plants. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Why you need to aerate houseplant soil There are a few reasons why you need to aerate houseplant soil: drainage, airflow, and better moisture uptake. All of these factors help keep common houseplant ...

Compost creates pockets of air, while coarse sand improves drainage and prevents compaction. Together, they create a structure that mimics nature’s best soil without damaging fragile peatlands.

Sand conditions vary widely from course to course, and your technique should vary with them. Ben Crenshaw explains how.

Sharp sand's coarse grains create tiny air pockets in dense soil, giving roots room to breathe. Unlike fine sand that easily gets compacted, its rough texture prevents soil from packing down too ...

This study explores the impact of incorporating recycled brick sand as a partial replacement for natural sand on the mechanical and transport properties of roller-compacted concrete (RCC) for dam ...

While fine sand (‘sanna isuka’) would be sold at ₹1,800 per metric tonne, coarse sand (dhoddu isuka) would be sold at ₹1,600 per metric tonne. Extra charges would be applied for ...

To keep your monstera happy and healthy, choose any well-draining potting mix that is soil-based and has a neutral pH. Look for ingredients like peat moss, which helps improve aeration while retaining ...

1. INTRODUCTION To lessen its effects on the environment and preserve natural resources, the construction sector is always looking for sustainable substitutes for conventional materials. The use of ...