fertile

/ˈfɝːtaɪl/adjective

Rich enough, as soil or land, to produce plentiful crops or plants.

Example sentence

“Farmers prize the fertile land along the river.”

'A fertile imagination' and 'fertile ground for' are set figurative phrases. The noun is 'fertility'; the opposite for land is 'barren' or 'infertile'.

Related words

ferventFeeling or showing strong, sincere passion.ferryTo carry people or goods back and forth across a river, strait, or other stretch of water by boat.fervorA burning warmth of feeling; deep passion or enthusiasm.ferociousShowing extreme, violent force or intensity.feverA body temperature that rises above normal, usually as a sign of illness.fernA flowerless plant with feathery leaves that reproduces by releasing spores instead of seeds.