Why is the garden often dug up with a pitchfork, and not with a shovel?
| December 13, 2020 | education
When dug up with a pitchfork, the earth is loosened. The soil begins to receive oxygen and it can breathe.
There is also less chance of cutting the root of the weeds, which can later remain and grow again.
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