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Loamy soil is ideal for gardening because it contains
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I think the answer'd be humus. For future reference - post up what you think is the right answer, too - it's easier for you to learn, and for us to help! :)
Also air, just from a practical I-like-to-garden standpoint. Clay is dense and difficult for water and plants to penetrate, sand is easier to penetrate but contains little cohesive structure or organic material... loam is like a sponge full of air, nutrients, and structure for a plant to grow on!
more nutrients and humus than sandy soils.
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