I have an area in my yard that is overgrown.. i tried spraying, tilling it, ect so i can start a garden in that area but no luck weeds always come back…. would it be easier to dig it all out and put store-bought soil there?

Yes, ideally you want to lay weedblocking sheeting on ground then place top soil. However this does affect your garden as you cannot till it or change the sprinkler system as an example, for it may damage the weedblocker and then you repeat the trouble again.

I have an area in my yard that is overgrown.. i tried spraying, tilling it, ect so i can start a garden in that area but no luck weeds always come back…. would it be easier to dig it all out and put store-bought soil there?

Yes, ideally you want to lay weedblocking sheeting on ground then place top soil. However this does affect your garden as you cannot till it or change the sprinkler system as an example, for it may damage the weedblocker and then you repeat the trouble again.

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Where do australian buy the garden tools? from online website or retail shop ?

Bunnings, Mitre 10, and Home Hardware are the 3 biggest retail outlets. Bunnings is biggest, cheapest, and you can get EVERYTHING for the home and garden there, from screws to entire kitchens.

My class and I are doing a going green project and have to answer questions that my teacher assigned us. I need to know what tools i need for an indoor garden and why. PLEASE HELP!!!

An indoor garden…hmmmm…

seed starter medium
potting soil
pots
seeds
watering system
plenty of light, either natural sunlight or gro lights (high pressure sodium and metal halide)
fertilizer

That’s all I can think of.

You borrowed last spring, for christ’s sake! Are you waiting for the end of the world before you return them?

I live in an apartment that doesn’t even have a garden so why would I borrow anyone’s garden tools anyway?

You borrowed last spring, for christ’s sake! Are you waiting for the end of the world before you return them?

I live in an apartment that doesn’t even have a garden so why would I borrow anyone’s garden tools anyway?

You borrowed last spring, for christ’s sake! Are you waiting for the end of the world before you return them?

I live in an apartment that doesn’t even have a garden so why would I borrow anyone’s garden tools anyway?

Especially, the metal tools like spades, pruning scissors, etc. which may have some rust. Is there a way I can sharpen their edges myself?

If you are finished with your tools for the season, they should be wiped to remove sand dirt and chemicals, then lightly oiled to keep them from rusting. I use a file to touch up the edges on my hoe and shovel, but I’m sure if I did it on the bench grinder, I would have a better edge. Be sure to re-oil after sharpening. I also keep a five gallon bucket just inside the door of my garden shed with sand 3/4 full. I poured a quart of motor oil in the sand and mixed a little bit. When I’m finished with a spade or my pruning scissors, I put them in the sand before hanging them up or storing them. It removes the dirt and lightly oils them so they last longer. Good luck on the garden.

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I agree with Ryan, challenge tools are designed to last the length of the warranty, thus the cheap price, they are Argos no B&Q ( B&Qs are the equally poor "pro" range)
Try Royobi or Black& Decker power tools, good combination of low price and acceptable quality.