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Re: plow/harrow vs. rototiller
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Posted by Butcher on April 02, 2004 at 17:09:14 from (67.1.100.150):
In Reply to: plow/harrow vs. rototiller posted by JE (NH) on April 01, 2004 at 07:24:11:
Since you are planting only deciduous shrubs you could easially get buy with whatever you have at hand. Plow, disc, and then level your planting bed with something. Years ago we used to use a 14 foot piece of I beam to level and it worked as good as anything. I dont know how you plan to dig your shrubs (bare root or potted-B&B) but I could post pics of a nice undercutter for bare rooting in the fall or spring. If you want to make your own.
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