You don’t have to be a gardener to use gardening tools. Often just general care of landscape requires them. Shrub trimming and shaping, weed pulling, cutting overgrown tree branches and general maintenance often requires a tool or two, even if it is just a shovel or a rake. Gardening and landscape tools are not cheap. ...
Stainless steel gardening tools have the advantage of being sturdy and more resilient than other types of tools for the hard-core gardener. Almost all tools can be purchased through gardening supply stores locally, though the quality varies greatly. North Carolina includes a number of these stainless steel gardening tools at local gardening stores, including Southern ...
You have arthritis. Gardening is hard work. Still, you love it. You like to keep active. Unfortunately, you know you can’t be as active as you might like without injuring yourself. How you choose and use gardening tools matters. In fact, when you have arthritis, it can mean the difference between actively pursuing your favorite ...
Water moccasins are considered to be the most dangerous snake in North America because of it’s aggressive nature and it’s highly poisonous venom. These snakes are found throughout the continent but are most common in the southern US in states such as Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas. If you reside in an area that is ...
Gardening is becoming ever popular. People garden for numerous different reasons. Chances are that you either garden yourself or know someone who does. If you are thinking about starting a garden chances are that you will need to do some shopping for tools. The choice between hand tools and power tools is a personal one. ...
Investing in good quality gardening tools will save you money in the long run. Stainless steel gardening tools won’t rust and last longer than other gardening tools. Here are some places where you can buy good quality stainless steel gardening tools. Smith and Hawken www.smithandhawken.com Tel: 1-800-940-1170 Smith & Hawken is known for specializing in ...
How do tend to a garden if you have arthritis, are elderly, or otherwise are mobility-impaired? It’s one thing to overcome indoor obstacles like reaching toilet paper on a high shelf; but it’s quite another thing to lift big bags of mulch, kneel in dirt, and hoe weeds. First thing, you need to completely change ...