Gardening Tools
Be a tool expert in your garden. Each gardening tool serves a different purpose, so it's a good idea to know about the right tool for the job. Learn which is which, and how to care for them when you're finished prodding, digging, clipping, hoeing or just having fun in the garden.
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Weeding Robots: Could AI Replace Herbicide?By Mary Ellen Ellis
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How To Use Soil Heating Cables To Grow In WinterSoil heating cables are popular for a simple way to provide consistent warmth for soil in winter, but how to use heating cables? Click here and find out.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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The Environmental Impact Of Electric Vs. Gas Yard ToolsIf your gardening requires machinery, learn the difference in the environmental impact of electric vs. gas powered tools.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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What Is A Cape Cod Weeder – Learn How To Use A Cape Cod Weeder
Folks from the U.S. eastern coast probably already know how to use a Cape Cod weeder, but the rest of us are wondering what the heck it is. Here’s a hint: A Cape Cod weeder is a tool, but of what sort? Click here to find out about using a Cape Cod weeder in the garden.
By Amy Grant
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Houseplant Gardening Tools - Essential Houseplant ToolsRaising houseplants isn’t as difficult or dirty as outdoor gardening, but a few tools make it easier. Here are a few of our favorite indoor houseplant tools.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Tools For Planting Bulbs - What Is A Bulb Planter Used ForGarden chores can be extremely strenuous, and planting flowering bulbs is no exception. Read on to learn about the tools that can help.
By Tonya Barnett
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Toddler Size Garden Tools - Choosing Garden Tools For ToddlersThe advantages of involving toddlers in the garden are numerous. Learning more about the very special needs of this unique demographic of future growers can help to ensure that time spent outdoors is valuable, enjoyable, and safe.
By Tonya Barnett
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Gardening Tools And Arthritis - Garden Tools For Arthritic HandsJoint pain caused by arthritis can affect anyone, including gardeners. Fortunately, there are several arthritis-friendly gardening tools now available to make things easier.
By Tonya Barnett
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Edgers For The Garden: Learn How To Use A Garden Bed EdgerLawn and garden edgers are important tools for anyone who appreciates the beauty of a crisp, neat line. Use an edger, not a trimmer, to create delineations between beds and grass or between grass and other surfaces, like your driveway. Learn more here.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Digging Fork Functions: What Is A Digging Fork Used For In GardensHave you ever tried to dig into rocky or extremely compacted, clay soil with a garden spade? It can be back-breaking work. Using a digging fork for a job like this can reduce the strain on your body and tools. Click here to learn when to use digging forks in garden projects.
By Darcy Larum
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Using Round Point Shovels – How To Use A Round Head Shovel In The GardenA round head shovel is one of the most often used tools when developing a garden. What is a round point shovel used for? Learn more about this type of shovel, how to choose one, and the best time to use it in the following article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Tips On Using A Garden Fork – Learn When To Use A Garden ForkBy Ilana Goldowitz Jimenez
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What Are Rakes Used For: Different Kinds Of Rakes For GardeningBy Liz Baessler
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Choosing Garden Gloves: Selecting The Best Gloves For GardeningBy Darcy Larum
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What Is A Transplant Spade: Using Transplant Spades In The GardenAlmost every gardener has a shovel, and probably a trowel too. And while you can get a long way with a few simple tools, it's sometimes nice to have the perfect utensil for the job. One such item is the tree transplant spade. Learn more in this article.
By Liz Baessler
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Choosing A Wheelbarrow – Learn About Different Types Of WheelbarrowsNot all wheelbarrows are the same, though, so which type of wheelbarrow you should buy depends on the tasks you need it for. Click the article that follows to learn more about how to choose a wheelbarrow and the different types of wheelbarrows.
By Darcy Larum
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Japanese Digging Knife – Using A Hori Hori Knife For GardeningBy Liz Baessler

