Gardening Tips | Tools
October 14, 2010 by Mario
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More tips for the aspiring gardener brought to you by Simply Media.
How to Grow and Plant Snapdragons: Gardening Tips and Techniques : What Tools Are Needed When Planting Snapdragons? Gardening Tips & Techniques
October 9, 2010 by Mario
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Learn what tools you need to plant snapdragons – free video.
GGTV – Weeding Tools @ gardenerguy.com
August 12, 2010 by Mario
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Find out what Paul’s favorite weeding tools are. More gardening tips and Paul James stuff @ www.gardenerguy.com
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Hokeen International Co., Ltd. www.gogardentools.com Manufacturer of gardening tools and outdoor decorative products.
Growing Things Tools of the trade
Thelma displays the tools commonly used by gardeners.
Overgrown Houseplant Solutions : Tools for House Plants
Learn what gardening tools are best for house plants in thisfree online gardening video. Expert: Nicole Pantaleon Bio: Nicole Pantaleon has a BS in Plant & Soil Science from the University of MA. She has been a grower at Five Acre Farm since 1996. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
Pruning 1 – Tools and Techniques
The basics of pruning including proper cutting technique and tool upkeep.
Great Gardens: Preserving garden tools
KXLY4′s Phyllis Stephens shows you a unique way to preserve your gardening tools.
quadraplegic using gripping aid with garden tools
This is Rob Smith with his active hands gripping aid that helps people like tetraplegics use tools that they would otherwise find hard to grip see www.activehands.co.uk
Garden Tools Tips and Tricks
We’ve all seen the black and white comedies where the guy is walking through the yard and then boom, he steps on the rake and it slaps him in the face. As funny as that might seem, it can really be frustrating to try and locate your garden tools when you’ve forgotten them in the yard. Take some florescent spray paint and just put a little bit on the handle. As bright as this color is no matter where you’ve put it, you’ll be able to locate it. Now here’s a couple of other tips that you want to use for your garden tools that will keep them in great condition long after your garden has come and gone. After your garden season take some sandpaper, and sand the wood down wherever its been worn away from all its use. Then take same polyurethane or spar urethane and spray it down and that will keep the wood handles in great shape all year round. The metal tines on all your tools can get rusty. What you want to do is take some machine oil and put in on a rag and wipe down all the metal. Make sure you do these tips to your garden tools before the end of the garden season, and next year, when it comes time to plant, your tools will be in great shape.
