Top 5 Must Have Gardening Tools

Garden can not be separated from someone's hard maintenance . To accomplish this, gardeners rely on specific tools. Some only need the basics and some need truly specialized tools. In my little garden, I just use with a handful of basic tools such as a rake, spade, trowel, pruning shears and bypass pruners. Almost everything I need done in my landscape is accomplished with these tools, but there is one last tool that I love – my mini scissors.

Although I love it, realistically, it can't do everything in the garden. Even the novice gardener would benefit from a few good tools. Which tools do you need in your garden? The following tools are “must haves” for gardening.

Shovel A good heavy duty shovel is always a must for really getting into the dirt and digging deep. Provides maximum leverage and easy lifting when kneeling in the garden and cutting sod or Small roots. Great for digging holes, planting Small shrubs, transplanting and dividing perennials, and spreading mulch.
	Spade Also for digging, but designed differently, a spade’s blade is set at a straight angle. The spade is pushed into the soil using your foot and then you pull back on the handle and level the soil over. Pitchfork Pitchforks have slender, round tines that are used to move straw or compost.
Spading fork Not to be confused with the pitch fork. Spading forks have flat tines and are used for heavy jobs such as digging in heavy clay soil.
	Leaf rake These come in a variety of sizes and weights. It really all depends on what you want to use it for. Use a lighter weight, broad headed rake for raking up leaves and a sturdy iron rake to pulverize and level soil. Leaf rakes also come in ergonometric designs.

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