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Getting The Right Gardening Tools To Get You Started For Spring

While at first, gardening seems extremely easy, you will quickly learn once you get started that it is a little more involved than it looks. The reason for this is that most people only see the end result of a nicely groomed garden, completely missing out on the time and hard work that went into shaping it into immaculate condition.

Gardening requires many different tasks, and very importantly, different tools in order to complete these tasks. Just like cars and trucks have their tools for tuning and fixing them up, so do gardens. A mechanic might look at the plethora of tools available for a gardener?s use and have no idea what most of them do, and if you are just entering into the hobby of gardening, the same probably goes for you also.

Before you can start gardening you need tools. When you go to shop for them take your time making decisions. You want your tools to last a long time and feel comfortable to you when you use them. The difference between good tools could be the difference between back pain and dodgy knees. Your physical health is important, so keep this in mind while tool shopping.

You want to buy tools that will allow you to keep a good posture, and which are also practical. Meaning they are easy to keep clean ? oh yes, keeping your tools clean is important. Proper care of your tools means protecting an important investment, which if handled properly will outlive you!

Manual Tools

Before you make a purchase, try out the tool in your grip. Make sure it does not feel too uncomfortable or too heavy in your hand. If the handle feels too small, this is nothing to be concerned about. You can always alter this by wrapping padding material around it.

But you have to consider more than just comfort when deciding on the proper gardening tools. The type of material the tool is made from is also important. Material such as aluminum, plastic and carbon fiber are used in making light weight tools; however, the best choice is stainless steel. Stainless steel gardening tools are dependable and dig into the soil very easily.

Don?t forget to buy a good pair of pruners too. A good pair of pruners should allow for an easy cutting action, especially important if you think you may come up against thick branches. And don?t forget to buy a wheel barrow. The two-wheeled variety works best because their overall design allows for easy steering.

Interchangeable Tools

Many gardeners find interchangeable tools work best for them because of the flexibility they provide in performing many different jobs. They also provide the option of being used as hand tools (without the handle) greatly varying the amount of gardening tools you have at your disposal.

Power Tools

For more ambitious gardening projects, you may find yourself in need of power tools. Power tools are great if you have a large hedge to cut or a large lawn. Power tools come in two different varieties: gasoline powered and electrical. In addition, some electrical tools might be cordless. Which you decide to buy (if you decide to buy electrical) will depend upon the layout of your yard.

Forks, spades, rakes, trowels, and hoes should all make up your arsenal of gardening tools, as well as a seed sower, leaf blower and weed puller. Just like a garage, it is easy to load your gardening shed with a huge variety of tools. However, be smart in your shopping. Only buy what you need, so that you don?t have drawers of tools laying around unused.

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Villeroy & Boch French Garden Valence Salad Plates, Lemon, Set of 6

Villeroy & Boch French Garden Valence Salad Plates, Lemon, Set of 6
Branches heavy with ripe and juicy lemons adorn this set of six salad plates in Villeroy & Boch's French Garden Valence pattern evoking a bright mood and adding sweet, summery flavor to side dish salads. These 8-1/4-inch plates are perfect for serving fruit salads, lemon meringue pie, and easily freshen up any green salad. A faded-green, subtly scalloped, triple-ridged rim encircles a lemon-yellow border for a warm and sunny effect. A chained garland of leaves frames a fruity, center motif labeled Citrus Limon .

The most popular pattern in casual dinnerware, French Garden features creamy shades of lemony yellow and serene celandine that blend the four decorated porcelain patterns in the collection. These colorful and provincial designs of fruits, lattice and flowers are a great way to bring French-garden joie de vivre into the home. As with all Villeroy & Boch dinnerware, French Garden pieces are under-glazed for a soft and velvety feel and to ensure many years of lasting beauty and durability. The pattern is also chip-resistant, and dishwasher-, oven- and microwave-safe for versatility and easy cleaning. --Brian Olson

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Mug 10 Oz.

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Mug 10 Oz.
The plants and butterflies that make up Botanic Garden are from the exquisitely hand coloured illustrations in the finest natural history books of the early 19th Century. Reproduced with true craftsmanship, these flowers have the same brilliance and life they had when first painted over 150 years ago.

Minter Garden 20-Piece Dinnerware Set

Minter Garden 20-Piece Dinnerware Set
Add a warm touch to your dining table with our Minter Garden 20-Piece Dinnerware Set. This dinnerware set features plates and cups with beautiful floral designs with matching saucers. The set includes four of each 10.5" dinner plate, 7" salad plate, 8.5 soup plate, 7.5 oz. cup, 6" saucer. Comes gift boxed.

Villeroy & Boch French Garden Fleurence Salt Shaker

Villeroy & Boch French Garden Fleurence Salt Shaker
Designed to evoke the charm of a French garden, the Fleurence pattern from Villeroy & Boch captures the relaxed contentment found in the French countryside. Clusters of fruit and cherry blossoms, laurel leaf rings in deep green, and bands of soft country yellow and pale celadon all combine to bring the airy garden feel inside. Subtle ridges, textured layers, and other sculptural elements add a touch of sophistication, enabling the collection to be used daily or for special occasions.

A wonderful complement to the other tableware pieces in the French Garden line, this set of two salt shakers can be used with the matching set of pepper shakers. Measuring 4 inches high, lemons, plums, and cherry blossoms adorn each shaker, while a ring of laurel leaves encircle the upper portion of the vessel. With a tear drop shaped body, each shaker stands on a small base and can be filled via an easily removable plastic cap. Crafted from vitrified porcelain to ensure durability, all Villeroy & Boch tableware pieces are resilient enough to be placed in the dishwasher and microwave. For added beauty, a top glaze has been applied to protect the vivid colors. --Lea Werbel

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Teapot

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Teapot
The creation of Portmeirion's classic Botanic Garden pattern came when founder Susan Williams-Ellis came across an antique flower encyclopedia from the 1800s. Inspired by the vastness of the book, Williams-Ellis created a line of tableware that would be as diverse as a botanic garden could be. The Botanic Garden pattern features 30 distinct flower varieties, with new plants introduced on a regular basis, so you can continue to refresh and expand your collection. Crafted in England from vitreous stoneware, the dishes are safe in the freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and oven.

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Colander 11.5"

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Colander 11.5"
This ceramic colander from Portmeirion's Botanic Garden series measures 11.5" diameter and is an elegant way to serve fresh fruit. Portmerion patterns vary. The pattern you receive will not necessarily match the pattern of the picture.

Recipe Card Binder - European Garden Design by Meadowsweet Kitchens

Recipe Card Binder - European Garden Design by Meadowsweet Kitchens
This European Garden Recipe Card Binder by Meadowsweet Kitchens organizes and protects your most precious family recipes. This lovely book accommodates index-sized recipe cards and turns them into a functional cookbook. Simple, clean and functional, this attractive recipe card organizer features a fun garden-themed design and opens up to a fabulous 2 ring binder that keeps your recipes neatly contained within 50 plastic sleeves and 9 pocketed tab dividers with pre-printed section labels. This book also includes 25 matching recipe cards to add to your collection. As a bonus, the inside covers feature Measurement Equivalents, Substitutions, Common Food Equivalents and Food Care Tips.

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Salad Plate 8 "

Portmeirion Botanic Garden Salad Plate 8 "
These plants and butterflies that make up Botanic Garden are from the exquisitely hand coloured illustrations in the finest natural history books of the early 19th Century. Reproduced with true craftsmanship, these flowers have brilliance and life they had when first painted over 150 years ago.

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