Assertion: fern's soil | /r/HasProperty | rich
Facets:
value: in organic matter
type: LOCATION
value: really
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Most of the popular varieties of ferns for the garden should be planted in a part-shade location, in soil that is rich and which is both moist and well-drained.
text: The ferns that prefer really rich soil may benefit from annual applications of compost or fertilizer.
text: Choose a place that boasts well-drained soil that is rich, light and slightly acidic.
text: The soil should be rich in organic matter, as well as moist and well-draining -- this fern grows vigorously when its roots and rhizomes, or underground stems, have ample soil moisture and air pockets.
text: Positive On Apr 14, 2009, BeachTanned from Fort Lauderdale, FL wrote: This fern, if grown in a rich soil and watered and fertilized regularly, can have fronds of almost six feet, which makes it a spectacular hanging plant.
text: Fertilizers Asparagus ferns do best when soil is rich in organic matter.
text: When planted on rich, humus- or compost-enriched soil, peacock fern generally receives most of the nutrients it needs.
text: It needs rich soil that is well-drained and high in organic matter.