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soil.

When it comes time to turn soil and work in the finished compost, gardeners can do it the oldfashioned way — with a hand shovel — or the quick and easy way — with a power tiller. Since turning the soil by hand is hard work, why power tillers are popular.

One of the most popular “mini” tillers is the Mantis TillerCultivator, a 20-pound device that tills soil quickly and easily. Its patented tines blast through even sod and compacted clay soil.

The Mantis Tiller/Cultivator is a great tool for mixing compost from a compost pile into garden soil.

More information about the Mantis ComposTwin and the Mantis Tiller-Cultivator is available by calling (800) 366-6268 and asking for Dept. MT3839; or visiting the Mantis Web site at www.mantisgardentools.com.

“It’s definitely worth the effort to build up your soil,” said Bell. “Your garden will be lush, and your neighbors will be green with envy.”

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