Roamwild Multi-Digger Garden Spade – Reinforced Fibreglass Light Weight Gardening Arrow Head Shovel with Unique Dual Soft AIR Light Grip Technology & Root Saw Stump Cutter.

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You might be thinking about creating a raised terrace area or laying new turf? If you don’t level the ground first, the results will be disappointing.

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Our expertise We've tested a range of spade brands, using them in different gardens and situations to help you find the right one for your garden. Each spade has a detailed list of pros and cons for clarity and has been rated according to comfort , durability , handling and value for money. Every spade in our round up below has scored a minimum of four out of five stars, so you can buy with confidence. In fact, this is a relatively petite spade overall, not just in terms of the handle but also in terms of length as it measures 96 cm long in total. Either way, it’s helpful to understand what the process is to ensure that you get value for money. Why should I level my garden? large puddle in lawn

Gather together your supplies, and make a plan of action. Keep an eye on the weather forecast; it’s best to avoid the rain. This spade isn’t a budget item, but fits neatly into the ‘mid-range’ price category, bringing the quality you would expect as a result.

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Remove the existing turf using a spade – or an industrial digger if you have a large garden. Step 4: Prepare the surface Levelling the garden may be too much work for you to do for yourself. If you love a project, it’s perfect. Or you might consider hiring a professional to carry out this heavy task.Before you start levelling, the soil needs to be dry – a heavy rain shower can cause real problems and considerable delays. Waterlogged soil is extremely heavy and difficult to dig. Step 2: Mark the ground There are several small features that help boost the quality of the spade further, including the tread on the top of the head, and the extra bolts on the shaft and under the handle to make it stronger. There’s also a ‘dent’ whittled into the handle that will stop it from coming loose and twisting over time.