 and other organic matter. Once you've removed uneven patches, top-dress them with sand and soil using a 40:60 ratio. Flattening out bumpy ground can be done at any time of the year, but the gardening experts at The Daily Express reported it is best to get started in spring. Start with smaller bumps (less than one inch) and simply use your foot to press them firmly down. If you have holes made by animals, fill them with topsoil, compressing the earth with your foot to create a solid surface. You could create another slow-release watering sys){kind=link}
THE summer heat can cause damage to your garden – but there are way to protect your yard.
To beat the summer heat, it’s important to know the makeup of your garden to plan accordingly, according to the landscaping experts at Marshalls.
For example, you may want to add mulch to your flower and vegetable patches to keep cool if they are in a particularly sunny spot.
The experts also recommend watering your plants and garden at a cooler time of the day.
Also, to make sure your crops remain healthy, remember to water your veggies at least once a day.