The short answer is yes, you certainly can. Cucumbers may even surprise you with heavier yields in clay soils, though they’ll produce an earlier crop in sandy soils (where the ground heats up faster).

Choose plants that thrive in your soil to encourage healthy growth and vibrant blooms. 'Clay soil will feel sticky and smooth when wet, easily forming a ball or even a sausage shape without any signs ...

If the water drains within five minutes, the soil has adequate drainage. “However, if it takes 20 minutes or longer for the ...

So don't let clay soil dissuade you from growing a beautiful garden. Here are 15 favorite North American native flowers that will both attract local pollinators and thrive in clay soil. Treehugger Tip ...

Clay soil is widespread in most parts of the United States, and considered the most challenging soil conditions when trying to grow a flower or vegetable garden. Typically, ...

Garden soil, or loam soil, ideally consists of a mix of clay, sand, and silt.Too much clay will cause water to pool, drowning plants, worms, and beneficial micro-organisms. Too little clay can ...

BREAK DOWN CLAY SOIL IN A PLANTING HOLE. Add powdered gypsum at the rate of two to three handfuls per square metre, then dig the soil over and water it in.

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