My neighborhood has a community garden that is 140' x 45'. We have a 5' wide path running down the center lengthwise (140' long). The soil has been tilled making it a very uneven path of raw dirt and clumps, etc. The path will be used for wheelbarrows and walking to the backside of certain individual garden plots. I'm trying to think of some way to flatten the uneven tilled surface before laying down a base of mulch.
I have a lawn tractor that could pull something but none of us own one of those steamroller type drums. We'd prefer to not rent one to keep expenses down. Short of handtools (that's a long path...) how can we flatten down the earth? I suspect my lawn tractor would get stuck given the looseness of the soil.
I have a lawn tractor that could pull something but none of us own one of those steamroller type drums. We'd prefer to not rent one to keep expenses down. Short of handtools (that's a long path...) how can we flatten down the earth? I suspect my lawn tractor would get stuck given the looseness of the soil.