Your Questions About Gardening

What is the easiest way to dig up dirt for a water garden?

I have been digging a hole in my yard for a water garden that I am going to construct, but the soil is rock hard and in-organic and because of the hole’s location in between two huge trees there are thousands of roots from small grass roots to huge 6″ thick or bigger roots from the trees. I’ve been using a hoe to loosen the dirt for shoveling and to cut the roots, but it’s becoming an extreme physically enduring project. Are there any other low-budget methods to get a hole dug? Remember, I need to dig a hole to match my measurements and designs for a water garden, not just a big hole.

Note: A water garden, in my case, is a small man-made pond with fish, aquatic plants, frogs, etc.

do you like my song i made?

it is called the last day of school

i wake up in the moring i brush my teeth [repeat] i take a shower get on the bus i go to school look like a fool take it cool make the rules but all of that is over now [reapeat]

it’s the last day of school no more teachers no more school i’m done with school no more rules i chew gum i run all i want [reapeat] kinder garden i took i easy,1 grade it was okay,2 grade who noes,3 grade it’s the last day of school,4 grade it was good too,5 grade was the same,the rest of them were so sweet.

to bad it is the last day of schoooooooooooooooool

How do I make corn whiskey without a still?

I want to surprise my boyfriend with a jar a corn whiskey that I’ve made myself. But I don’t have a still. Is there any way to destill whiskey in the kitchen or a way to make a very very simplified still? I’ve thought about two pressure cookers and a cut off garden hose. But if there is and easier way do tell.