I used to have a real vegetable garden in the back yard. I grew everything under the sun (or so it seemed). I grew the requisite tomatoes and peppers, squashes and flowers and even peanuts one year.
That garden was kept when I still had kiddos at home. When I finally gave up the formal vegetable garden, I gifted my big old honkin’ tiller to my Dad.
He loves it and still uses it to this day.
Whenever I visit, I’m blown away by his garden, the lushness, the vitality and it makes me want to squeeze time into my busy day to grow food, and flowers, and ornamentals.
Only the area where the garden once was, and where water lines are run to, is now overrun with grasses and weeds (I live in the country.)
First things first. In order to start my own garden up again, I need a new tiller.
Tillers have come a long way since that big monstrosity I once had. Today’s garden tillers range from small lightweight models that anyone can handle, to big rototillers made for big jobs (big gardens). You can even find electric models! Perfect for folks that have trouble cranking the gas variety. There’s front tines and rear tines and lots of choices.
If you’re tillerless like me, and in the market, you’ll need to do your homework to find the best tiller for you and your situation. Learn more about garden tillers at BestGardenTillers.com

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