Re: [SG] GARDEN TOOLS

You can't beat Bob's suggestion, Betty.  Haven't you seen the great garden cart I
have?
Come look at it.

Good message.  Now, let's see -- what to do first?  You mean you don't start by
buying plants?  I guess that's why your garden is so lovely.  I've been doing it
backwards.

Frances



Betty Barrows, Kinderhook, NY wrote:

> HELP  - Spring cleanup is about two-thirds done and I am itching to get on to
> the "fun things" like mulching the paths and digging in a healthy amount of
> new soil where indicated, fertilizing just about everything - all this in the
> proper sequence so I can get to the "really fun things" like doing the rounds
> of the nurseries near and far!
>
> Here's where I need help - everything is stacked tidily, the Pro-Mix, mulch,
> fertilizer - and of course it all needs to go someplace else!  I picture some
> sort of sled to pull these huge and heavy items around.  Like a slab with no
> sides on a couple of pairs of rollerskates and a rope to pull it obligingly
> behind me as I do these chores.
>
> I'm darn sure I'm not the only gardener with this problem - rule out a nice
> new husband, he'd starve to death during the gardening season!  Any other
> suggestions will be very much appreciated - and if any of you have made sleds
> let me know how you did it.
>
> Betty Barrows
> Kinderhook, NY Zone 5 - all sorts of dear little tihings are up and blooming
> - hosts of Virginia bluebells, pulmonaria, anemonella, species tulips - but
> not a sign of a hosta pip anywhere!
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