Must Have Gardening Tools For 2022!

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   Linda Renken 4 years ago

   I had my daughter buy me a Christmas present and I requested the Hori Hori which I’m very much enjoying because it’s a very sturdy thing to dig up the dirt. I highly recommend the Hori Hori. PS thanks for doing real time videos

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   Debbi Tippett 4 years ago

   What is the name of the bush with the blue-ish mauve flowers please?

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   theresa Davis 4 years ago

   Huggs and love your videos.

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   ADI JAYA CHENEL 4 years ago

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   Bushra Wattoo Vlogs 4 years ago

   Best content 👌 great work thanks for sharing stay blessed and stay connected full watch ur best video

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   Synchronicitizen 4 years ago

   Thank you for my tree collard/kale seeds! A big step toward food security. So exciting! Will plant them with hyssop!

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   Carol Greenhill 4 years ago

   I have been searching everywhere through all my saves and through you uploads. I can't find the video you did including mycorrhizal fungi. Can you send me the link?

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   InMyShell 4 years ago

   Hey, Dan… Let's assume for a moment that I buy everything you recommend in the last 10 videos. I did a little math and I worked out that my Bok Choy and Onions would be $20 kg. Time to take a reality check buddy and start to do the math!

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   JJ 4 years ago

   I have one of those 4" augers for my electric drill. Digs perfect holes for all my veggies I start from seed. Takes me about 5 secs to dig a hole and drop in my plant. I've dug hundreds of holes with it and still in great condition. Sure saves time.

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    Katherine Banas 4 years ago

    Thanks. What are your favs of each type of tool if you could have only one saw, one trowel, type one saw etc.

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    Iowa Viking 4 years ago

    Ok as a mechanic tools are always needed. With that yes some tool it is worth spending money on.
    But don't forget some tools can be made from others. I have a flat blade screw driver that I use everyday I bent it to a 90° bend. Payed nothing for it found it when digging a hole for my wife's tree.
    That tool has been my favorite.

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    Lisa Wade 4 years ago

    I also use pliers for pulling up tree saplings that have sprung up from all our acorns

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    Kimberly Wallis 4 years ago

    Aren't you supposed to store your tools in sand to prevent rusting?

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    Deb 4 years ago

    Please tell me what the lilac vine is that is growing in your garden?

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    49spfein.9999 4 years ago

    Could also put hose nozzles/adapters in the bag

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    Dire Straights 4 years ago

    Thank you, I definitely need a sharpener for pruning shears!!! I used them to prune a Rose of Sharon..and abused it and it fell into pieces.. Easily put back together but, if it's not sharp it will ball back!!!😂

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    Dire Straights 4 years ago

    Where in the Nation are you situated?

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    S W 4 years ago

    It always confuses me when people say "I don't have the tools" so they don't do anything. Buy one tool a month over the next year and……wow! 12 tools! You can do about anything with 12 tools. Add in a mechanics tool set in the mix and you would be hard pressed to find something you can't do as far as general tasks such as gardening and carpentry is concerned.

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    Renee Keathley 4 years ago

    After loosing all of my hand tools in a fire, I bought every item recommended to make gardening easier. I love these tools so much that I’m leaving the bag and all the tools in my will for whichever family member loves gardening as much as I do! The cost was over $400, but worth every penny!

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    Sheri Harris 4 years ago

    Hi

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    Jason G 4 years ago

    I just use my old Jim Bowie knife 🤠

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    Aliya Galim 4 years ago

    I'm literally drooling on these tools, as if I am in Dolce and Gabbana shop 😂😂😂 only that I'm not into fashion. I'm into tools!!!!

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    Chris Clement 4 years ago

    The dig dig is by far the best garden tool recommendation I've ever taken. The Burpee bag is a close second. I've been using both constantly since I got them back in the spring time.

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    Poodle Daddles 4 years ago

    Thanks

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    Chris 4 years ago

    whilst some people must have raised beds, because they're on solid rock, having standard rows is how you can get and use full length tools, that make cultivation, weeding, and bed preparation an efficient exercise. the next step up, when the plot is large enough, is a wheel hoe, with a few attachments. no fancy bags required 🙂