people know nothing about how to go about using. Having been raised in the country, I know you have to know that "raw manure" can be dangerous. Research how to cure manure in the sun before using it in a garden. Be careful...a lot of things that are "natural" will kill you! Till your soil, make your rows and use a hoe handle to poke holes to drop the seed in. In my other life as a kid, my family over the years planted acres and acres of corn and all sorts of veggies. Mom's "garden" grew larger as her children grew larger...but boy, did we eat some good stuff!

Tulips bloom in the spring and so does rhubarb. Cut off the flower/seed stalk where it emerges and the attached leaves (these stalks on the flower stalk are edible) or all energy will go to what the plant was meant to do, reproduce, and we want it to only produce stalks and leaves.