Still, for most people, the basic tools will more than cover all your needs.
I have really come to enjoy theRadiusline of tools, with the ergonomic handled short shovels.
If you like a traditional shovel with a long handle, choose asturdy steelone.
These are also useful for moving a small amount of potting soil or fertilizer.
The hand spade can dig in, but also hold about a cup or two of dirt.
A good handle is essential, here.
Rubber can decay in the sun, and so many hand spades have weak metal and snap in half.
This is where it’s worth it to spend a little money.
A hori hori
A hori hori is like a jackknife for the garden.
Like all my basic tools, I have several of them tucked around the garden.
Pruners are how you cut flowers, deadhead, trim berry branches, cut twine or prune tomatoes.
I love a pair with a swiveling handle to reduce hand stress.
Whatever your model, these Cadillacs of garden tools are well worth the money.
If you’re looking for simple, I always have a few pairs ofFiskarsaround, too.
it’s possible for you to collect berries or move rocks.
