Electricity or gas-powered garden tillers are great at saving time and effort. However, it’s often not the best idea to use them in small gardens, tight spaces, or raised bed planters. Some gardeners choose to skip tilling these tiny plots, and that might work if the soil is loose enough. Then again, there are some … Read more
Are you planning on repurposing a section of your yard? Perhaps you’re looking to start a vegetable garden or a flower bed, or maybe you want to plant another type of grass or remove awkward and difficult weeds. You could also just leave the area empty to build an outdoor kids’ play area or a … Read more
Cultivators and tillers are both designed to break and prepare soil, which is why they’re often used interchangeably. Sometimes, even gardening professionals with years of experience under their belts confuse the two! However, cultivators and tillers have two distinctly different purposes. To summarize, tillers break hard, toughened soil while cultivators turn and mix loosened soil … Read more
Do you have a garden that needs tilling, but don’t know which type of tiller to buy? Tillers come in all shapes and sizes, so it can be tough to decide which one is right for your needs. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of garden tillers and what each one … Read more
The sun is rising; birds are chirping. You look outside to your yard and think about the unkempt mess that could’ve been a lush, green, plant and vegetable garden. Well, we’re here to tell you that your dream backyard can be right around the corner. One of the essential steps to revive your yard is … Read more
Is your yard covered in unmanageable, unbreakable clay soil? Do you feel like it’s holding you back from growing your own vegetable garden? Clay soil, just like any other kind of soil, can be worked and used to plant and cultivate vegetables, plants, and shrubs. One way to improve the condition of clay soil is … Read more
When you start tilling, you need a heavy duty and powerful tiller to make that initial break through the hard, top soil layer. This article will hopefully help you find the best tiller for breaking new ground. Almost 1 in every 3 American households grow food in their backyard lawn or garden. Even if you … Read more
Plants are picky; they only grow under particular conditions. Soil is one of the most important factors when it comes to a plant’s survival – if the soil is too hard or if it doesn’t have enough nutrients and aeration, it’ll be extremely difficult for the roots to grow, and almost impossible for the plant … Read more
You’re excited to plant some plant beds in your new lawn, so you get your tiller, and you start operating only to hear the undesired sound of your hitting a rock! Rocky soil isn’t uncommon nowadays. In most newly built houses, soil fill is brought to prepare the future lawn. You can imagine how rocky … Read more
Using a tiller is one of the best things you can do for your garden. Tilling breaks up and loosens the soil, which allows it to drain with ease and allows the nutrients to reach the roots of your plants. In order to till your garden properly, you’re going to need the right set of … Read more