Soil vague is a word from the green sector jargon, which indicates that a plant is satisfied with virtually any soil type. Of course, the plant in question often makes it even better if this soil type matches that of the original habitat.
These are strong plants that are therefore often used in parks, plantations and also in private gardens. Well-known examples of soil-vortex plants are among many other: laurel, butterfly bush, holly, luster and snowberry.
This does not mean that these plants will do it anyway, as more factors can play a major role, such as the amount of sun and precipitation.
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