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or rough up the soil surface like a mini-hoe. And the blade has a depth gauge to help you determine bulb depth. You’ll probably think of other uses, too. It’s very handy. 7.) Garden fork.

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 ...

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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 ...

It’s worth having a garden fork to work the soil, a rake to create an even surface, a trowel or draw hoe to dig spaces for the seeds, and a watering system (a can or hose are fine). If you plan ...