Tips for removing roots from the soil,
Turn over soil, to expose roots. Roots like bindweed, dandelion, grass etc are removed. Once a garden is becoming mature and having regular toppings of shredded / chopped branches / twigs / herbal flower heads etc, this type of thing will be much less of a problem.
The roots can be dealt with in various manners, however, they should not be put into compost, as they will likely carry on growing;
Compost Pile – Try to avoid these type of roots getting in compost
One way to dispose of them is to feed them to animals for food:
Another way, is to leave them to dry out in a dry place, like a pathway for example:
And also, they can be burnt:
Remove any stones along the way, rake the soil level and sow cover crops like mustard, field beans, lupin, clover etc.
Strawberry plants can also be made out in this picture. They enjoy growing with mustard, leeks, onions etc.
Next will be to plan and mark out rows if not done and then sow crops throughout the season. See;
