In My Garden - a list by yvonnesavio

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Vine Pruner

First to recommend

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Smaller than long-handled loppers, they’re the perfect fit for pruning roses and trees alike since the shorter handles enable closer work within tree or shrub branches.

Updated Aug 24, 2006

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Corona Hand Trowel

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To transplant and gently cultivate and weed soil. I depend on Corona’s single-piece aluminum trowel with orange padded handle for digging and deep transplanting (like for tomatoes).

Updated Aug 24, 2006

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Mud Shoes

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2 people recommended this item

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To wear in the garden all year long.

Updated Aug 24, 2006

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Embroidered Gardening Gloves

First to recommend

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Small size for fit, leather for sturdy sensitivity, cloth for excellent breathing, and cuffs to keep the dirt (soil!) out.

Updated Aug 24, 2006

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Felco Classic Pruner

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3 people recommended this item

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Enable much work while not tiring my hands. I prefer the bypass blades because the blades stay sharper than the anvil blades.

Updated Aug 24, 2006

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Long-Handled Spading Fork

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With a bad back, I appreciate ergonomically balanced, long-handled tools that enable a great deal of work to be accomplished with a minimum of physical exertion.

Updated Aug 24, 2006

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