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Mon, Apr 28, 03 at 10:44
| Thanks for the info. I see you already answered which tool to use - "a good shovel". Can you tell me if it is a really hard job? |
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- Posted by DaisyADayInOregon NW USA (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 03 at 11:54
| Ok, I think I'm ready to get started on this now with all the help from my fellow Garden-webbers. Thanks!! |
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| Hi Daisy -- Sorry I didn't answer earlier, haven't been around much. Got the last of my garden dug and the curcurbits and squash put in last week. So, I just used a regular long-handled shovel with rounded end. Yes, it's hard work -- moist sod and soil is heavy. But, if it were dry, it would be almost impossible. I guess ten years ago it would have been easier, but now I'm over 40. How did the job go? |
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- Posted by DaisyADayInOregon NW USA (My Page) on Sat, May 31, 03 at 1:37
| Believe it or not, I still haven't attempted it. I got sidetracked with other projects such as putting up a rose arbor, and well, life! Thanks for the input. I will get to that project soon I hope! And, by the way, I understand the over 40 thing!!! :) |
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