Introduction to garden soil

Garden soil, also known as vegetable garden soil and pastoral soil, is the soil cultivated and planted with flowers and vegetables. It has a good aggregate structure and is one of the main raw materials for preparing culture soil

Garden soil composition

Due to the continuous fertilization and cultivation of the soil, and the accumulation and fermentation of garbage, fallen leaves and straw, the garden soil is rich in humus, high soil fertility and good physical properties

Garden soil characteristics

Advantages

First, it is convenient to obtain soil in the garden

Second, the cost of garden soil is low

Third, the garden soil is rich in humus and the soil fertility is high

Shortcomings

First, the surface layer of garden soil is easy to harden when it is dry, and the ventilation and permeability are poor when it is wet, so it should not be used alone when it is used as basin soil

Second, the garden soil may contain various bacteria and insect eggs, and the structure is relatively single. Before use, it can be exposed to high temperature or sterilized at high temperature before use

Garden soil suitable plants

The garden soil is rich in humus, which has good effect for cultivating rose, pomegranate and general flowers and plants. The underground soil and gravel soil excavated from urban buildings are not garden soil, and should not be directly used for planting flowers or preparing culture soil< span>