Translation of "Damp soil" in German

Snödroppsträdet prefers damp, slightly acidic soil in full sun to partial shade.

Here belongs tsimbidium which loves the damp soil.

If you keep its soil damp, it will remain decorative for long.

Water the plant rows regularly and keep the soil damp.

Dry, porous soil warms up more easily than damp or waterlogged soil.

I felt myself being placed on some cool, damp soil.

It grows on sandy ground and damp humus-rich soil.

But sites with the trained damp soil are preferable.

The heat released during this reaction rapidly dries out damp soil.

The plant constantly is in the damp soil and, respectively, develops better.

Lightly earthy traces are reminiscent of damp forest soil and give the rum an adventurous touch.

Fertilizer should be introduced only in damp soil right after watering of a plant.

For example a damp soil has in this connection ever better characteristics as a dry soil.

Dig for them in damp humus soil or watch for them on the ground after a rain.

The hibiscus bush badly transfers frosts and a drought, preferring the rich damp soil.

The deep, damp soil in these areas is subject to liquefaction during earthquakes, and most of the major damage close to the Bay in the Loma Prieta earthquake of 1989 occurred to structures on these areas.

Dr. Patrick Wallace, director of the National Museum, praised Fogarty for immediately having covered the book with damp soil, as exposure to dry air after so many centuries of dampness might have destroyed it.

This can be described as follows: reminiscent of damp forest soil, fungus-like (mushroom), slightly anis-like, flowery, delicate, with aspects of the odour of young leaf buds.

Again, the olfactory comparison with 2-methyl-2-buten-1-yl 2-methylbutyrate 2, 2-methyl-butyl tiglate 3 and prenyl senecioate 4, known as an insect combating agent (Swiss Patent Specification No. 264,520, Jan. 16, 1950 and U.S. Pat. No. 2,554,947, May 29, 1951), also shows, moreover, that none of these compounds has the typical olfactory properties of 2-methyl-2-buten-1-yl tiglate of formula I and only this tiglate alone, which is reminiscent of damp forest soil, at the same time also combines in its molecule delicate-flowery and bud-like odour combinations without any fruity aspect.

The deep, damp soil in these areas is subject to soil liquefaction during earthquakes, and most of the major damage close to the Bay in the Loma Prieta earthquake of 1989 occurred to structures on these areas.

The dry composition should be given preference for the recovery of local pollutions of vast areas or small stretches of damp soil.

Placing the product is even possible in rain or in very damp soil, without this resulting as in the past in premature release of amounts of hydrogen phosphide which would be dangerous to the applicator.

These suffer from unfavourable natural conditions (particularly heavy, damp soil) and disadvantages to agriculture as a result of their use for tourism.

Good results are yielded by installation of traps in those places where on damp soil about water numerous traces — prints of pads of these rodents running on crude coastal soil preceding at night dazzle.