Trenching Digging a shallow ditch around the border of a planting.
Trichomes Bristle or hairs.
Tricolored A plant with three colors.
Pit Trenching
The secret to successful composting is to select an approach and technique that suits your needs and lifestyle.
Uses include: digging; edging beds; trenching; cutting through roots; and slicing open bags of mulch, fertilizer and soil. Let the sharp edge act as a weeding scuffle.
Prepare the soil for planting rhubarb by deep trenching a hole 1 meter wide and by the same depth if possible. Fork over the subsoil and add 1kg of bone dust or meal. Mix equal parts of stable, cow or poultry manure and replace to form a mound.
Trench digger: is probably the smallest piece of trenching equipment that you are likely to hire.
The most extreme method, and one that is recommended for half-hardy plants like fuchsias and figs grown outside of their hardiness ranges, is trenching.
Machinery Rental/Access: If your plan requires a lot of heavy digging, trenching and re-levelling, rent a mini digger and operator. Ensure suitable access, clearing pathways and removing fence panels, as required.
This will require minimal excavation or trenching for the supply lines. It only involves laying or unrolling a small diameter line on top of flower or garden beds.
Trenching blades dig small trenches as part of the garden edge for irrigation or other landscape purposes.
Though expensive if you consider the price of a bottle of wine, I took my ever-growing collection of wine bottles out in the yard and began picking away at the rocky soil, trenching a line for a glass bottle border; ...
Lawn Belt DIY Irrigation Systems - Learn how easy it is to install a lawn irrigation system without any trenching or gluing. Lawn Belt is an inground sprinkler system that installs in just a few hours.
Tradition had it that the 'only' way to dig a new bed 'properly' was to double-dig it. This is incredibly hard work that you don't need to do if you just want to grow ornamentals. Another name for it is 'bastard trenching', ...
You want them to be fairly small--three to four inches in diameter--but make sure you dig down a good three to four inches to ensure that you get all of the roots. A trenching shovel is ideal for cutting plugs, ...
The digging variety
can perform a similar function to the digging spade except that it provides only a
complete inversion of the soil, whereas the spade can be used for both trenching and
double digging as well.
A girdled root cuts off or reduces the amount of water reaching the needles, causing purple needles. Any activity that damages spruce roots (like trenching or digging) also prevents them from absorbing water well, producing the off-color.
 See also: Trench, Soil, Meter, Plant, Lawn
  
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