Meanings of rather sandy in English

It is hardy, and grows freely in rather sandy or gravelly soil.

In the spring these cuttings are set in the ground, preferably in a rather sandy and well-drained place.

If the soil is rather sandy, letting the water down very quickly, the almond is better in getting to it than the peach.

The country is here level in comparison with what we have passed through, and the soil rather sandy, with a mixture of red clay.

7th.-To-day we had good traveling ground, the trail leading sometimes over rather sandy soils in the pine forest, and sometimes over meadow-landalong the stream.