12 Essential Gardening Tools for Beginner and Advanced Gardeners
I love garden tools…so much so that I probably have about 40 in my shed right now. But as a beginner, you only need about 3 – a cutting tool, digging tool, and watering tool. As you expand your garden, you may want to get into long-handled tools or specialty tools, so I’ve also included those in this video. At the end, a bit of a bonus on how I sharpen my tools to keep them working for years and years.
0:00 – Intro
0:53 – Hand Pruners
2:43 – Trowel / Hori Hori
3:49 – Watering Tools
5:42 – Shovel
8:22 – Wheelbarrow and Fork
10:09 – Oscillating Hoe
12:14 – Loppers
13:41 – Bonus Tools and Sharpening
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→ 10-Tine Manure Fork: http://bit.ly/3q9PYg7
→ Two Wheel Wheelbarrow: http://bit.ly/3btYgLZ
→ Oscillating Hoe: http://bit.ly/3bvzxXE
→ ClassicCUT Bypass Lopper: https://amzn.to/2XsuwqB
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→ Sharpening Tool: https://amzn.to/35to3jo
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The fork is the only essential tool that no one knows saves your back and mind. Trying to shovel mulch out of those 1 cubic yard bags with a shovel is almost impossible and takes forever. The fork saves a lot of work when working with wood mulch piles.
Please share where you get the raised metal beds
1.Hand trowel-used for loosening the soil around the growing plants.
2.water hose-a flexible tube which Carrie water and is used to water plants.
3.rake-is used for cleaning the ground and leveling the topsoil use for collecting dried leaves,grass and dirt.
1.hand trowel-used for loosening the soil around the growing plants.
2.water hose-a flexible tube which carrie water and used to waterplants
1.hand trowel-used for loosening the soil around the growing plants
2.water hose-a flexible tube which carrie water and used to water plants
Why you going to name a tool after a virus?
I would love to get your opinion of the Cobrahead tool for weeding compared to the Oscillating Hoe. Long Handle Weeder & Cultivator Garden Tool – CobraHead . I can see the 10-Tine Manure Fork would move lot more faster & may get one.
Shovel, cutlass, garden hose, bucket. If you have these you're good to get started
I just want to know what's with the lone cuke in the background, lol.
Great video. I love to bake and I bake a lot of breads. Now, thanks to you, I can grow my own wheat like my native cherokee ancestors.