Gardening for Newbies: Learning More About Gardening Operations and Tools

Table of Contents

Gardening for Newbies
Learning More About Gardening Operations and Tools
Introduction
Necessary Gardening Implements and Tools
Fork
Hand Forks and Trowels
Rakes and Hoes
Other Important Extra Tools
Secateurs and Hedge Clippers
Spraying Machines, Watering Cans and Garden Hoses
Tool Care
Gardening Operations
Diga-a-Tunna Quick before Hyena Come…
Digging – as the Masters wrote about It
Different Forms of Digging
Trench Digging
Ground Covered with Weeds…
Double Digging
Getting A Level Ground
Traditional Quick Composting Formula
Trench Growing
Pruning
Summer Pruning
Winter Pruning
Root Pruning
Training Your Plants
Conclusion
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher

Introduction

There is a historical, probably apocryphal story about a Roman Emperor, who decided to retire to his country home in Capri, giving up public life and honors and cultivate his garden. His senators and his ministers came to him in his garden, asking him to change his mind because Rome needed him. In answer, he replied, “my plants need me more. And I need my garden. Rooms can survive without me. ”

Now this person knew all about the value of gardening, both as a relaxing exercise and as a spiritual rejuvenator. But most of us consider gardening to be such a bore, because. The excuses are limitless.

I have heard and seen gardeners taking up this hobby as something new and losing interest midway, because who really wants to go out and do some digging and pruning, and de-weeding.