Translation of "Karger boden" in English

Mean land, which used to be the cause of hard life and powerty, has turned into an attraction - desolate sandy bays have become the most visited beaches, and Kornati have been recognized as one of the most beautiful and best preserved landscapes in the world.

This resulted in an open plain, with sandy, poor quality soil.

The 22 hectares are made up of these meager soils uncommon in Fronton appellation.

Black pine on poor soil with lime is growing worse.

Distributed in pine forests on poor soil.

These trees can cope well with meagre soil.

In nature they grow, usually in sandy, often very poor soils.

Equipped for barren soils: Dimorphandra wilsonii Riz.

The plant requires little attention and grows well even in poor soils.

Even on meagre soil, the vine prospers.

I thrive on poor soils than on fertile lands I become unwell and bumpy.

For centuries, the village's livelihood was based on agriculture on scant land, and the forest.

The poor agricultural soil frequently did not yield enough to prevent the farmers from starving.

They can lie dormant for centuries... ...but they may also produce flowers in the most unpromising soil.

It’s fantastic to see someone work with such dedication – and on such incredibly barren soils.”

The plant prefers barren soil in partial shade and can survive at altitudes of up to 2,350 metres.

Fascinating hills, craggy soil, but also a rich supply of groundwater influence the landscape of the region.

The vines are rooted on sandy, barren soils, which are interspersed with some loam.

The barren, chalky soil produces only low yields powerful, independent reds.

The meagre soils, at an elevation of 330-350 metres, contain a high proportion of slate.

It is very reliable, maintaining its vigour even on very poor soils.

Feeding requires only a very meager soil no more than once in 4-8 weeks.

The hardy plant grows on barren, rocky soils and exerts both frost and dry periods.

And because the plant grows well in poor soils, there would be no competition with food crops.

The northeast, with its poor soils, is not particularly suited for agriculture.

Medronho trees grow wild on the poor soils in rural regions of Portugal such as Alentejo and the inner Algarve.