Most garden plants grow best in a moist but well-drained soil. Both too little and too much water can be detrimental or even deadly to many plants. Wet garden soil can cause root rot that quickly ...

There's not much you can do about plants and seeds that rotted in May's slogfest, but you can do a lot to head off future wet ...

Raised beds and proper mulching techniques can help protect plants in wet conditions. Supporting tall plants with stakes and ...

What plants like waterlogged soil? Well, this might not be a question you’ve considered before. But if your garden constantly looks like a giant muddy puddle, you might want to add these flood ...

Atmospheric rivers are responsible for most flooding on the West Coast of the U.S., but they also bring much-needed moisture ...

Note that sometimes, especially after heavy rainfall, surface water may not drain as fast as usual. However, could mean that ...

MANGANESE reduction from insoluble oxidized forms to slightly soluble reduced forms occurs readily when an aerated soil is waterlogged. Together with the disappearance of oxygen and nitrate ...

OXIDATION-REDUCTION or redox potential measurements have been widely used in the study of chemical and biological reactions in waterlogged soils. The oxidation-reduction potential is used to ...

The researchers found that one of the primary driving forces of flooding is wet soils that can’t absorb more water when a storm hits. They showed that flood peaks were 2-4.5 times higher ...