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Essential Gardening Tools

Watering Wand
The extended reach of a water wand will help you to get to your plants that are out of reach, hanging plants, or the back end of your borders.

Garden Fork
Gardening forks is the best tool for turning soil, it can dig into dense soil much better than what a spade can.

Gloves
Your gloves should not be bulky but they must be durable. Poor-fitting gloves could cause blisters or you could have an accident if they slip off,

Hoe
Garden hoes are very useful in preparing your garden and flower beds and cutting down weeds. With a hoe, the type of garden that you have will be the deciding factor in what kind of hoe you will need.

Loppers
Loppers are long-handled pruners that you can use to trim those hard-to-reach areas, it is also best to use these on the thicker branches

Pruning Shears
There are a few different types of pruning shears. All of them have a use and provide a different function in your garden.

Rake
Rakes are used to sweep away any leaves or debris that fall. They come in a wide variety of styles and sizes, the best rake to use as a starter is just an average leaf rake

Spade
Square-handled spades will make easy work of digging holes for your plants as well as edging, lifting, and moving small mounds of dirt from one place to another. Treads on top of the spade will give it a sturdier and more comfortable foot surface.

Watering can
Your two basic watering cans are either plastic or metal, they also come in a wide variety of sizes and colours.

Wheelbarrow
If your garden will require you to move around extra soil, compost, or mulch to add to garden beds or if any other heavy lifting will need to be done then a wheelbarrow will definitely come in handy
