Significados de chalky soil en inglés

Nor did I ever meet with or hear of a chalky soil.

Most species and cultivars dislike chalky soil, salt spray or hot, dry conditions.

No-Man's-Land here was wide-open, usually treeless, and covered with a fine, chalky soil.

Give it a damp, shady spot and do not bother on chalky soil.

From its elevated position and chalky soil, the air is pure and the situation healthy.

It likes chalky soil and a cool position.

Behold the first road I had seen yet- aroughwagon-roadploughed deep in the chalky soil!

He leaped off a couple of seconds later, and finally landed on the chalky soil of France.

At its far end, a row of tar barrels stood out very black against the chalky soil.

This chalky soil was as powerless to retain moisture as the fingers of a skeleton to hold money.

Through these could be seen here and there the golden chalky soil-andoccasionally a glittering, white metallic boulder.

Soaked by the rain and cut up by cart wheels, the chalky soil had become a lake of liquid mire.

The chalky soil produced miserable crops of wheat, maize, and potatoes that yielded no just return for the labour expended.

But the surface was a mixture of chalky soil and rock fragments that had been badly loosened by the wet weather.

The thin, chalky soil of Sussex is singularly favourable to poppies and charlock-theone scarlet, the other a sharp yellow; they cover acres.

Many of these were planted in 1760 and reputedly watered by hand until the saplings had become fully established in the dry chalky soil.