Tilling The Soil
Friday, February 22nd, 2008
Tilling the soil simply means turning it over, stirring it up breaking up clods. Breaking up hard pan makes it easier for water to soak into the soil instead of running off or standing in the root zone. Tilling makes the nutrients more available to the plants, making it easier for the plants to grow. Tilling can be done with a shovel, a pic, a garden tiller, or a tractor and plow or disc.
How to Gardening Video Tips
Monday, February 18th, 2008Phil The Gardener is going to feature How to gardening video tips.
What would you like to see Phil The Gardener show you how to do?
A few video tips that are coming to you are:
How to aerate your lawn.
How to change a sprinkler.
How to choose and install a sprinkler nozzle.
How to edge your lawn with a shovel.
How to prune your rosebush.
How to sharpen a mower blade.
Do you have a particular gardening problem you would like to see Phil The Gardener feature?
Leave your idea or problem in the comment box or on this page.
Vegetables for Partial Shade
Monday, February 11th, 2008A new reader asks Phil The Gardener: What are the best veggies for partial shade?
You can go to the Vegetable Garden faq page for the answer.
