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    A hand trowel is essential for digging, turning soil, and removing weeds. It is useful for transferring soil into pots and planting seeds and bulbs. Pruning shears are also necessary for cutting stems, fruits, and vegetables as well as thinning plants. Garden gloves protect hands from dirt, injuries from thorns or prickles, and skin irritations from plants or chemicals. A digging shovel is helpful for digging holes, transporting soil, turning compost piles, and creating or leveling garden beds.

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    A hand trowel is essential for digging, turning soil, and removing weeds. It is useful for transferring soil into pots and planting seeds and bulbs. Pruning shears are also necessary for cutting stems, fruits, and vegetables as well as thinning plants. Garden gloves protect hands from dirt, injuries from thorns or prickles, and skin irritations from plants or chemicals. A digging shovel is helpful for digging holes, transporting soil, turning compost piles, and creating or leveling garden beds.

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    A hand trowel is essential for digging, turning soil, and removing weeds. It is useful for transferring soil into pots and planting seeds and bulbs. Pruning shears are also necessary for cutting stems, fruits, and vegetables as well as thinning plants. Garden gloves protect hands from dirt, injuries from thorns or prickles, and skin irritations from plants or chemicals. A digging shovel is helpful for digging holes, transporting soil, turning compost piles, and creating or leveling garden beds.

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    Hand Trowel

    Whether you’re garding in containers, raised beds, or directly in your


    yard, a hand trowel is a must have tool. Use it to dig, turn up the earth,
    or pull up stubborn leaves. A hand trowel is actually the first garden
    tool I bought when we started container gardening on the patio of our
    apartment, so it is a tool I often recommend for urban gardeners.Hand
    trowels are perfect for transferring dirt into pots or planting seedlings
    and bulbs. Because they’re easy to set down and lose track of while you’re working in
    the garden, look for hand tools with bright handles that are easy to spot in the dirt or

    greenery .

    Pruning Shears
    This is another tool required no matter how you garden. A lot of cutting
    and trimming jobs can be handled with a good pair of pruning shears. I
    find them essential for harvesting herbs, fruits, and vegetables.They’re
    also great for cutting thick stems and small branches. They’re
    particularly helpful later in summer when vegetable stems and vines
    are thick. I also use them at the end of the season when I’m cleaning
    up and putting the garden to bed. They’re great for cutting down
    plants for the compost pile.

    Garden Gloves

    You may not think of these as a tool, but I find gloves to be an


    indispensable item in my tool shed. Gloves not only protect your
    hands from getting dirty but also protect you from injury. If you have
    to deal with thorny branches or prickly plants, gloves will protect your
    hands and wrists from scratches, scrapes, and splinters.
    If you have sensitive skin like I do, then gardening gloves aren’t optional. I have to wear
    gloves in the garden to avoid rashes and allergic reactions to plants, fertilizers, and
    other chemicals. Eczema prone gardeners need a nice set of gloves to protect their
    hands.

    Digging Shovel

    If you’re gardening in your yard or a raised bed, you’ll find that a digging shovel is an
    extremely useful tool. Not only can you use it to dig holes, it’s also great for transporting dirt
    from a wheelbarrow to your garden without having to dump the whole load.Shovels are also
    great for stirring compost piles or mixing potting soil before you add it to your containers. If
    you need to create a garden or level ground, a sturdy shovel is perfect for turning dirt or
    removing it. Look for pointed shovels, like the one pictured, for digging. If you find regular
    shovels are too heavy, some designs are made of lightweight materials but are still perfect
    for digging in gardens.

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