The Royal Horticultural Society’s chief horticulturist Guy Barter shares his top tips for getting your outdoor space in order ahead of the summer ...

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"Hoeing" is another way to remove weeds from the lawn. "Take your hoe and simply run it over a soil bed or between rows of ...

Answering an ask for accessible gardening tools for people over 50, long-term gardener Sue Mazer, 54, suggested this comfortable-to-hold, multi-use tool, saying, “Lightly spray mist the mixed soil and ...

As for how to do it, you will need a garden fork or hollow tine fork to begin with, said Daniel. He explained: "You can spot aerate compacted areas using a garden fork or hollow tine fork to ...

A garden hoe may be a relatively simple tool but it's ideal for keeping on top of unwanted weeds, without disturbing what lies beneath. Hoeing regularly can help you banish annual weeds, clear away ...

Use a garden fork or tiller to loosen the soil ... Smooth the soil with a rake or hoe. This will help to create a level surface for planting. And voilà, your soil is good to go and ready for ...

For tough weeds, consider using a shovel or hoe to remove the roots ... If the soil is compacted, use a garden fork or tiller to loosen it and improve drainage. Add compost or organic matter ...

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Rooted deeply in the community's history, Hicks Nurseries has flourished alongside its neighbors for over 170 years and its sprawling grounds are filled with vibrant annuals, hardy perennials, and an ...