What tools must you have to be a gardener? Everyone has a different opinion. In my opinion, a shovel is an essential gardening tool. Other items will depend on the size of your garden and your personal preferences.
In general, it's almost impossible to get so many people to choose the same tools, and I'm sure most of us don't agree on what those tools should be. In my opinion, a shovel is a prerequisite, no matter how big your garden is or what you want to grow. It can be used for loosening soil, settling soil, planting and other tasks, and can almost replace other garden tools.
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Other garden tools depend mainly on how big a person's garden is, its own design, the gardener's age and energy level, how much money is available to put into the garden and so on.
In addition, I also put forward three programs according to the training content. If you want to have only the fragrance of flowers, I think flower stand, watering pot, hand trowel, hand fork can help you in this area. I also recommend purchasing flower baskets and seedlings. You can hang the basket from your arm to pick up flowers and place seedlings as you work. When caring for young plants, such as tomatoes, cabbage, etc., that require you to crouch or kneel down to care for them, a mat or bench can defend your knees from stress. A leaf rake, square point shovel, and long-handled garden fork are also basic tools for planting a few small trees. When a young tree grows up, it frequently requires us to help it to repair its branches. Pruning shears are the most useful tools, just like scissors for cutting hair. Every fall, when the leaves fall to the ground in the wind, we need leaf grabber to dispose of leaves, straw, garden plant debris, etc. If you also desire to grow some fruits and vegetables, a hand weeder and a hoe can also easily eliminate weeds as you plant. Our company has a variety of garden tools that loosen rammed earth in the spring in preparation for planting the following year.