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Tool & Garden Tote - all weather canvas reinforced

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• Brown & black caddy for the garden or shop
• Heavy duty canvas reinforced with bar metal frame
• Soft grip rubber handle and shoulder strap
• Small ,medium & large storage compartments
• 2 1/2 pounds when empty measuring 9 1/2" deep, 15 1/2" wide and 12 1/2" tall

Gardening Tools

This garden bucket caddy is ideal for all your gardening projects or a handy storage container for in the shop. The caddy features a weather proof heavy duty canvas body reinforced with bar metal so it keeps its shape even when empty. The caddy is lightweight and has a soft rubber grip. The caddy features five large compartments for seed packets, water bottle, cell phone, etc... and nine smaller tool holders attached to the inside of the caddy. It also has plenty of storage on the bottom of the caddy. The caddy also comes with a shoulder strap that's easy to take off or put on.

Tool & Garden Tote - all weather canvas reinforced

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Gifting a New Gardener with a Garden Tool Kit

Gardening Tools

Article by Rex Magnum

Where do you start when you want to become a gardener? As with all activities, there are certain tools that are necessary for you to get your start. Do you know someone who is new to gardening? If you’re ever at a loss for what to buy the person for a gift, keep a Garden Tool Kit in mind. There are many different ones on the market that each contain different tools, but whatever you decide on is bound to be a treasured gift for years to come.

The Tools in a Garden Tool Kit

The item in a home Garden Tools kit that will probably get the most use is the hand held garden spade. This small spade is perfect for digging holes to plant flowers, vegetable plants, and bulbs in. Since there’s a great deal of such work involved in gardening, there’s no doubt that the hand spade will see a lot of action. A garden claw will also be used a lot. It’s what you use to loosen the dirt around plants and chop out weeds.

Another important tool in any garden tool kit is a pair of pruning shears. There are numerous uses for a pair of pruning shears. You can use them to trim unruly bushes, cut dead parts out of plants, and spruce up straggly vines and overgrown perennials. A smaller pair of clippers will always be handy for taking wrappings off of new plants or to cut the pieces of string used to tie supports for plants.

Other Items in Your Garden Tool Kit

Gardening gloves are a necessary part of any garden tool kit. There are a lot of sharp things associated with gardening. Not only do you work with a lot of sharp tools, but the plants themselves can be hazardous to the well-being of your hands. Many plants have thorns, stickers, rough stems, and spiny leaves which can take a bite out of your hand and leave an infection in their wake. Your hands will be glad you decided to protect them.

Garden spray bottles come in all sizes. You can use them to mist and fertilize plants as well as to spray for bugs. A sprayer is a handy tool that you’ll use over and over, so you should include at least one in your garden spray kit.

As you get more and more involved in gardening there will be a lot more tools you’ll want to add. However, in the beginning, you can get by with a spade, claw, gloves, shears, and a sprayer.

About the Author

Rex Magnum enjoys gardening in the evenings and the weekends with his family. Showing his kids how to raise vegetables and use the different garden tools is a great way to spend time outdoors and to learn how nature works. Writing about gardening tips is a way for Rex to express and share his experiences.

Gardening Tools question by pink_o8: can you name some gardening tools?
can you name gardening tools and give their uses or if you have a website of thier uses that will be very helpful.?

Gardening Tools best answer:

Answer by Dixie Normus
I call a spade a spade me, and a hoe, and a fork, a trowel, some hedge trimmers, loppers, an edging spade, a chain saw, hand shears, a lawn mower, a scarifier, a strimmer, most of these are self explanatory in terms of what they are used for. Also a watering can, a sprinkler, a shredder and a wheel barrow.

If I think of any others I'll add them later.