fertile
/ˈfɝːtaɪl/adjective
Rich enough, as soil or land, to produce plentiful crops or plants.
Example sentences
- “Farmers prize the fertile land along the river.”
- “The valley's fertile soil grows some of the best grapes in the country.”
'A fertile imagination' and 'fertile ground for' are set figurative phrases. The noun is 'fertility'; the opposite for land is 'barren' or 'infertile'.