Regular cleaning-up

The tools used for general activities that fall under the denominator "regular cleaning-up" are rather divers, but are often part of the common household equipment. These are some recognizable and frequently used tools taken as an example.

Cleaning the gravel area

The Ginshanada and other gravel area's in Tsubo-en occupy a large area that needs to be tip-top clean and neatly straight and/or raked into patterns.

To see what we did and to read how we did it select a photo.

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	In autumn, lots of leafs all over the place. These need to be removed not only for reasons aesthetic. The leafs on the photo are actually not ours but got blown in from public places and neighbouring gardens.
Leaving old leafs and other debris in your garden is like putting out a welcome mat for pests and pathogens. Many insects over winter in such debris, and they will get an early start nibbling on your plants the following spring.

Links related to bottom surface activities.

• Chapter Constructing sand and gravel rakes.

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