Assertion: fern's soil | /r/HasProperty | moist
Facets:
value: consistently
type: DEGREE
value: evenly
type: DEGREE
value: throughout the year
type: TEMPORAL
value: anywhere
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Autumn fern prefers consistently moist soil, but doesn't tolerate waterlogged conditions.
text: Cinnamon fern loves the shade, but can tolerate a little sun—as long as it lives in consistently moist soil.
text: Nearly all ferns prefer a soil that is moist and well-draining.
text: Image zoom Colorful lobelias are a wonderful choice for landscaping around ponds and streams -- anywhere the soil is consistently moist.
text: Make sure the soil is moist before fertilizing.
text: Only fertilize when soil is moist, to avoid burning the roots.
text: The soil should be moist but not too wet.
text: Small ferns rapidly grow from the shed spores in early summer if soil is moist and out of direct sunlight.
text: The soil of this fern should be consistently moist, so the top of the soil should not feel dry.
text: If the soil is moist, the culprit may be too much fertilizer.
text: Grows best in light shade, but will tolerate full sun if the soil is moist.
text: It should also have soil that is consistently moist, but not wet.
text: The soil should be moist throughout the year.
text: Watering Asparagus ferns are basically drought tolerant, but during spring and summer they do best in a soil that is moist.
text: Many ferns enjoy moist soil, but some varieties grow best in constantly wet soil.
text: This may leave the newly planted fern dry and wilted even though the surrounding soil is moist.
text: They like evenly moist soil, and while you shouldn't water them constantly, don't let them completely dry out between waterings either (there are some exceptions, like brake fern, rabbit's foot fern, and Japanese holly fern, which don't mind drying out between waterings).
text: Preferring cool, damp locations, this fern needs indirect light, evenly moist soil and sufficient humidity.
text: Above: As a houseplant, western sword fern will appreciate indirect light, evenly moist soil, and humidity (mist the fronds for added moisture).
text: Culture Australian tree ferns can tolerate a variety of soil conditions including acidic, sand, loam and clay, but prefer a moist soil rich in humus.
text: Hawaiian Tree Ferns are epiphytic, but this species also thrives in moist soil.