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Lawnmower -

A tidy and good-looking garden starts and ends with the lawn. It is vitally important to keep the lawn mowed on a regular basis.

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Garden bags -

It's much better for the environment not to keep using plastic bags to dispose of all your garden waste. Get some re-usable garden bags.

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Fork and trowel -

These miniature tools are essential when it comes to weeding and planting in small spaces.

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H o e -

A h o e is a highly useful tool for shaping soil, removing weeds, clearing soil, and harvesting root crops.

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Garden tiller -

This tool cuts perfectly through soil, and provides the maximum amount of aeration for planting your seedbeds.

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Wheelbarrow -

A decent wheelbarrow is essential for transporting soil, compost, garden tools, and anything else you may need!

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Garden fork -

One of the basic staples of gardening tools, a garden fork is used for loosening, lifting, and turning over soil.

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Garden hose -

For doing some heavy-duty watering, a garden hose is essential and easy. Far better than having to keep filling a watering can!

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Leaf rake -

Fall brings an enormous number of leaves, and they need to be cleared away. A leaf rake is the only implement to effectively do the job.

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Garden rake -

A highly useful tool for cultivating and preparing the soil in your vegetable garden, it can also be used to remove moss easily.

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Hori Hori digging tool -

This tool is extremely versatile—besides being a digging tool, it's also a knife, saw, and measuring device for planting bulbs.

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Pruning saw -

This small, curved, handheld saw is certainly the most accessible and easy to use tool for pruning trees.

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Pruning shears -

These are best used for cutting pliable stems or small twigs. Be careful not to use them to cut much bigger twigs, as this could damage them.

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Loppers -

These are the largest kind of manual garden cutting tool, and they're extremely useful for cutting what smaller shears can't handle.

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Edging spade -

If you need to edge your garden, slice through turf neatly, cut roots, or scrape soil from a flat surface, an edging spade is the tool that you need.

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Shovel -

A straightforward and simple tool, a shovel is essential for any kind of digging and planting.

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Billhook saw -

This versatile saw is good for cutting shoots, stems, and vines. It can also be used to sever roots and saw branches.

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Soil moisture meter -

If you are planting and growing vegetables, it is very important to keep an eye on the moisture levels of your soil.

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Wellington boots -

It's essential to have sturdy, waterproof, and comfortable wellington boots if you are serious about gardening.

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Gloves with digging claws -

Gardening gloves are essential to protect your hands. But gloves with digging claws are even more useful.

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Chainsaw -

Use with extreme caution! But there is no faster and better way to quickly cut through trees, and wood in general.

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Tool sharpener -

It's important to keep your tools sharpened regularly so that you can maximize their effectiveness and keep them in the best possible condition.

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Hedge trimmer -

A perfect tool for keeping hedges trimmed and neat, this tool is effective and works very quickly.

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Strimmer -

This is a great tool for trimming long grass on banks and around flowerbeds. Make sure you are not too forceful with it though.

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Bulb planter -

This tool is perfect for easily planting daffodils, tulips, and other flower bulbs.

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Compost tumbler -

If you want to make the process of composting quicker, a compost tumbler is a great tool to utilize!

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Sprayer -

This is a very good way to distribute fertilizer, weed killer, or even pesticides. A sprayer can be obtained very easily.

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Protective mesh -

If you want to protect your plants from the weather, animals, or anything else, some protective mesh is a good idea.

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Waterproof tags -

Labeling your plants is an easy way to avoid confusing one with another. It's also the best way to track their growing progress.

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Hat and sunscreen -

A gardening session can last multiple hours, and you will be exposed to the sun. Make sure to protect yourself from sunburn.

Click here to read some surprising facts about sunscreen!

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