Understanding Soil Types: Sandy, Clay, and Loam Explained #3632646 (License: Personal Use)

The image illustrates three primary soil types using hand demonstrations: sandy soil is shown as coarse, yellowish grains falling from a hand; clay appears as a dense, reddish-brown lump being molded; and loam is depicted as a dark, crumbly mixture with organic matter on a trowel. Each type reflects distinct physical properties influencing drainage, fertility, and workability in agriculture and horticulture.

This image is commonly used in educational gardening, agriculture, or soil science web pages to help users visually differentiate soil textures. It supports user intent to learn about soil selection for planting, improving garden health, or preparing for landscaping projects.