Buy a sharp shooter shovel, a spade, a four point, a pick axe, a three pound sledge, a 6 cube wheel barrow, gloves, knee pads, hedge shears, pruners, a cooler, a truck to haul it, a wife that loves you, a chiropractor, and get started on the weekends. Notice nothing there cost more that $100.00 Work one weekend a month for six months, mostly for friends and co-workers. Do volunteer work, network. Work for little old ladies, they bring you nice cool tea and sandwiches. Then re-evaluate. This is a back breaking business, and contrary to popular belief you don't need a loan, you need little if any capitol. You do need a vociferous want and a desire to work with the earth. You need motivation to get out of bed when every muscle in your body hurts, and it is going to be a hundred and two today, and you are still dehydrated from yesterday. You need to start small, and ONLY buy tools and equipment when the need arises, or WHEN yours break. Henry Ford didn't start out building the model T, he built a crappy little single cylinder converted horse buggy with a wick carb. Reset your sights lower and work into it slowly, before you know it you'll be working more than you want to. Then get that business loan.

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