Hand tools are the backbone of garden maintenance, enabling precise work and efficient care of plants. From pruning delicate stems to planting seeds or bulbs, the right hand tools make all the difference. Explore our range of hand tools, including pruners, dibbers, and trowels, and discover how each can enhance your gardening experience, making every task easier and more enjoyable.
Dibber with stainless steel point
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38,0045,00Unit price /UnavailablePrecision pruning shears - Japanese carbon steel
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19,95Unit price /UnavailableLightweight and sturdy garden trowel - German manufacturing
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45,0047,50Unit price /UnavailableHeavy duty bypass pruners, left and right handed, 25mm branches - 10 year warranty
44,95Unit price /UnavailableFishtail weeder - galvanized metal, firm grip
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19,95Unit price /UnavailableBypass pruners for left and right handed gardeners - 10 year warranty
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Selection of Essential Hand Tools
Essential Tips for Growing Root and Bulb/Tuber Crops
Pruners: An indispensable tool for any gardener, pruners are used for trimming and shaping plants, cutting back overgrowth, and removing dead or damaged foliage. Choose from bypass pruners for clean cuts on living plants or anvil pruners for tough, woody stems.
Dibbers: Ideal for making precise holes in the soil, dibbers help in planting seeds, bulbs, and seedlings. They come in various sizes and materials, including wood and metal, tailored to different soil types and planting depths.
Trowels: A versatile tool for digging, transplanting, and mixing soil amendments. Look for a trowel with a comfortable handle and a durable blade that can handle a variety of soil conditions without bending.
Caring for Your Hand Tools
Maintaining your hand tools can extend their life and effectiveness. Clean them after each use, dry them thoroughly to prevent rust, and sharpen the blades regularly to ensure clean cuts. Store tools in a dry, protected space to avoid weather damage.
Choosing the Right Tool for the Job
Consider the specific gardening tasks you frequently undertake when selecting hand tools. Ergonomic designs can reduce strain and improve comfort during use, especially important for gardeners spending long hours in their garden. Additionally, investing in high-quality materials like copper ensures durability and reliability over time.
Innovative Uses for Hand Tools
Beyond their traditional uses, hand tools can be adapted for other garden tasks. For example, a trowel’s measurement markings can help gauge planting depth, while a dibber can be used to test soil moisture levels. Creativity in using these tools can maximize their utility in the garden.
Sowing Hand Tools
Starting your seedlings indoors can greatly improve your harvest. But having the right tools for the job can make it faster and easier. Grabbing a seedling transplant set to transplant small seedlings. While using a compost shovel to move compost around will keep your hands clean and speed up the process.