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Garden tools designed for workThe way ahead belongs to Interchangeable Tool Systems. You can have a specialised tool for every job and take up less space. These do the job easily and save loads of time. They're worth checking out properly here. --- (also interchangeable garden power tools are here.)When tools work in harmony with the human body, I can really call them 'organic gardening tools'. To discover what turns a small gardening tool into
a good little weeder, cultivator & planter click here;
Have you noticed the advance in today's garden tool designs? Innovation isn't only for computers, and fashion isn't confined to clothes. Improvements to the humble garden tool effect weight, strength, durability, usability and comfort, efficiency etc...
So you can find how to put your spade and fork to good use here
Garden clear-up toolsClearing up is the most tedious job after lawn mowing, hedge cutting, or fall leaves etc... It's enough to make many gardeners postpone important jobs. But the garden shed tools on this link make clearing up easier.So don't put off cutting the hedge or lawn. Clear up and gather - move the waste - pile into containers - shred larger pieces - then compost it - Now you can sit back, admire, and look forward to fresh leaf mold, mulch and garden compost. The cutting edge of hedge designExcept for the Garden Groom Safety Hedge Trimmer the basic design of hedge trimmers has evolved slowly. The detail and quality of the traditional trimmer has however been honed to higher standards. A wider range of power trimmers available for different power sources petrol, electric, cordless and capable of different size cuts, and with long-reach arms etc... ... all make the hedge trimmers probably the most comfortable of power machines among shed tools. Find more about hedge trimmers and how to use them.Shredding garden waste won't waste spaceGarden shredders come in different sizes, power capabilities and designs. I enjoy using my garden shredder and I've owned more than one. But I wouldn't use all shredders in the same way. Here I compare garden shredders and explain how they are used.
With more gardening tools, there's a necessity to save space - so try this... Interchangeable tool heads & handles save space and more...You may have devoted a side wall to storing long handled shed tools like rakes, hoes, etc… But the Wolf multi-change garden tool system means you store just one or two long handles, to which you simply attach the tool head you need for a particular job. Wolf Garden provide a wide selection of specialised tool heads which pack into a small space. They also make nice gifts for your gardener friends.Read my independent review of Interchangeable Tool Systems - click here. Gardena also make interchangeable tool heads for the Gardena CombiSystem. As you might expect the Wolf and Gardena systems are not cross compatible. Click to see the advantage of these systems. House tidy heads e.g. brushes, small shovels, window/greenhouse cleaning sponges, and gutter clearing pieces can be added to your shed tools - mainly from Gardena. Find Gardena Combisystem products for the U.K. here. ... alternatively you may need another shed. Size up a garden shedDon’t you sometimes wish you could start with a blank sheet. Whether you have a new garden space to cultivate, or need a new shed that actually fits your tools so you can find them when you want them. Recently I bought a new shed and I help you evaluate sheds here.Find the best site for your garden shed. Your shed needs enough space for all your gardening gear and it needs to fit into the space available to build in. So it's handy to make a check list of all the garden shed tools you need and calculate the space needed to store them ... More saved space means more garden space.
These special pages describes the latest space-saving
compost bins
for making good garden compost, and you can find
worm composting bins described here
. Gardening Skill and TechniqueYou can save yourself a lot of pain and effort and get more work done when you simply know how to use the garden tools.Can't anyone use garden tools?
No, there's a comfortable right way and a more dangerous wrong way. The main problems are shear discomfort, possible strains, back-ache and ineffective gardening, not to mention injuries. Take extra special care with power tools.
(: phewww... thank goodness I'm still in one piece :).
But with the right technique you can enjoy safer and easier gardening.
Favourite Tools I Use
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