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Loamy soil is ideal for gardening because it contains a-mostly silt with very little clay or sand. b- mostly clay with very little silt or sand. c-mostly sand with very little clay or silt. d- roughly
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Loamy soil is ideal for gardening because it contains
a-mostly silt with very little clay or sand.
b- mostly clay with very little silt or sand.
c-mostly sand with very little clay or silt.
d- roughly equal parts sand, clay, and silt.
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it is not C i would try D
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Loamy soil is ideal for gardening because it contains c-mostly sand with very little clay or silt.
Loamy soil is good for gardening since this soil can retain water and nutrient, but if the water is too much it still can be drained away. The soil contains mostly sand which was bigger particle than silt and clay.
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