When the soil has dried out, loosen it with a garden fork and then use a short-tined rake to drag soil from walkways onto your designated beds to raise them up 6 inches or so. A 30-inch-wide bed ...

Preparation is everything, and garden forks are pretty affordable (this 2-piece spade and fork set is £31.99 on Amazon). I discovered that turning over compacted soil before sowing the seed makes ...

Aerating the lawn can either be done with a regular garden fork or with a mechanical aerator machine. The bigger your lawn, the longer the aeration process will take. As a rule of thumb ...

If you're one of those green-thumbed folks who's lucky enough to be able to go beyond an indoor garden, you know garden ... that look more like a fondue fork than a gardening tool. " ...

Do not use a metal rake for this, as this will damage the weakened soil surface. Aerate the soil - use a garden fork or aeration tool to spike holes into the soil surface. The holes should be no more ...

Starting in the mid-1910s, Charlie Anderson operated the Tipperary Tea Garden at the second canyon footbridge in Capilano Canyon. Anderson, who arrived in Canada in 1913, had worked previously at ...

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I like to plan my veggie garden as a place for continuous production from now until late fall and even into winter. It’s important to note that many vegetable plants have early, mid and late varieties ...