An old guy tries a (relatively) new trick.
We will see how this experiment goes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40p8UxQHGFo&feature=youtu.be
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maroonballoon · reflections on education, writing instruction and poetry
maroonballoon 
Well, every garden is an experiment.
“…there’s always the soil
people shovel and level, rake and make wishful with seed,
feed leftovers from the compost’s vegan sewer,
the soil that wants for nothing and yields and yields.”
“Therapy from the Garden” by Glenn Morazzini
Thanks. Glad to know about Morazzini.
The pitchfork seals the deal for me!
It floats into view at just the right moment. Some tools are more responsive than others.