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| i dont think its particularly easier or harder, as long as you dont mind getting wet. Mind your back tho as the soil will be heavier. |
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| It's hard work whenever you do it GDB! I was digging on Thursday & it was about 25C !!! I nearly ran out of Tea ![]() It may be easier to break the soil up after abit of rain (depending on your type) as som of the bit I was digging had sett like concrete, but it's the last bit to be done after having the plot for 4 years so I've no Idea how londg since it was dug.
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| I always go out and weed after the rain, it makes it much easier to pull them up
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Is it easier to start digging over my allotment when it is raining do you think? Am desperate to try to clear some ground - there are weeds everywhere






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