12 Essential Gardening Tools for Beginner and Advanced Gardeners
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I love garden tools…so much so that I probably have about 40 in my shed right now. But as a beginner, you only need about 3 – a cutting tool, digging tool, and watering tool. As you expand your garden, you may want to get into long-handled tools or specialty tools, so I’ve also included those in this video. At the end, a bit of a bonus on how I sharpen my tools to keep them working for years and years.
0:00 – Intro
0:53 – Hand Pruners
2:43 – Trowel / Hori Hori
3:49 – Watering Tools
5:42 – Shovel
8:22 – Wheelbarrow and Fork
10:09 – Oscillating Hoe
12:14 – Loppers
13:41 – Bonus Tools and Sharpening
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Nice video! I love garden tools, chinese tea ware, and musical instruments! My tips: Go with biointensive beds and opt for a square shovel for digging those. Include a digging fork or broad fork
Dried tree leaves help compost and are a fantastic covering mulch to retain moisture.
Some one gave me a pair of Corona pruners. Never heard of the brand nor did the person who gave them to me. When I researched the brand I was surprised that somebody would give away these pruners. Pruners had a ding, must have been used to cut wire. I was able to file it down and they work fine. Great tool for anyone with arthritis in their hands.
Thanks, I’ve been using cellfast products like these and they’ve been really helping me. I’ll probably try to get my hands on some more of these, thanks a lot!
I bought the corona tools that costco has. Its not their highest end stuff but its still very nice. I cant justify Corona shovels at $150+ each. The search is on for a USA made quality shovel. I’d prefer wood handles
Great reel. Thank you sir.
Why you going to name a tool after a virus?
I love garden tools. I love the wheel Barrell and the oscillating hoe. The sharpen is very handy. i need to get one of those. I could probably use it in the kitchen as well. Your video makes me want to go out and get all the tools. I am sure I could find some use for them. Thanks.
why did you call fall leaves gardener’s gold?
A pair of scissors, a watering can, and a screwdriver are all I own for my garden and Ive had no issues this year.
I just want to know what’s with the lone cuke in the background, lol.
One other thing to mention is storage space. I have both, a rounded spade, and a square one, but I got the short type with the stirrup handle. Not only do they store in smaller space, but I take the square one in the car trunk, if I get stuck in snow.
It’s so helpful for an beginner, many thanks for making this film ☘️☘️
6:00 fake cough *spade*
Loppers have different uses the anvil style I believe is for dry hard wood
I love hoes
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Hmm 🤔 it’s always good to have a good extension on your plastic rake .
You talk a lot about fallen leaves or ":gardener’s gold," love that. Just want to say that I live in Massachusetts and I have a giant Maple that would cover one whole side of your yard! Every fall we rake and fill between 40-50 bags of leaves that we have to dispose of! I’d LOVE to make a deal to sell/ship them to you instead! Let’s talk! 😄
I have tons of leaves in the Fall, and am wondering why you called them gardener’s gold. Thanks!
Good day, Cam I use this Video for my Video Lesson , Ill give credits po
Don’t forget gloves..and maybe a hat.
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the most impressive item is the bypass hand pruner. that said Lets play. How many of these tools have never been used Before. this whole video is full of products from a company whos product sits on the shelf because of its overpriced nature. I work at a store whose corona tool display is covered in dust because of the fact its over priced china manufactured items. I would personally like to know if the epic gardening expert would have went out and personally bought these tools? I doubt it.
https://youtu.be/8JwLnl-6l_g?list=PL_YKZKVmyNHg-ZXilkq_ya7EfrhFFr3p2
we also have 5 of these sitting there covered in dust.
I have had horrible luck my garden hoses! I can’t spend the money on the hoselink at this time, but is there a middle of the road hose that doesn’t burst after a month or two of use?
Please share where you get the raised metal beds
10:22 hula hoe? you’a hoe
im sorry
I need a shed. I have my tools outside but under a roof. They still rust. 😢
The fork is the only essential tool that no one knows saves your back and mind. Trying to shovel mulch out of those 1 cubic yard bags with a shovel is almost impossible and takes forever. The fork saves a lot of work when working with wood mulch piles.
One wheel barrow is better, it’s easier to dump the content to the left or right when needed.
is there a video explaining more about the hoses?
Very good information. Thanks for sharing.
1.hand trowel-used for loosening the soil around the growing plants
2.water hose-a flexible tube which carrie water and used to water plants
1.Hand trowel-used for loosening the soil around the growing plants.
2.water hose-a flexible tube which Carrie water and is used to water plants.
3.rake-is used for cleaning the ground and leveling the topsoil use for collecting dried leaves,grass and dirt.
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1.hand trowel-used for loosening the soil around the growing plants.
2.water hose-a flexible tube which carrie water and used to waterplants
I really like cellfast tools
I would love to get your opinion of the Cobrahead tool for weeding compared to the Oscillating Hoe. Long Handle Weeder & Cultivator Garden Tool – CobraHead . I can see the 10-Tine Manure Fork would move lot more faster & may get one.
A Hoe has many names! 😂
‘Corona’ tools in 2021 .. Really? 😛
What brand is the Hori Hori style trowel? I’ve been looking for one like this one; most that I see are too shallow.
Corona…😆
Looking for a water wand. Bought the one in your link. Hoping I wave it and my garden turns into yours 😆
Just found your channel for the first time, really good video thanks for uploading and thats me subscribed!
Bad ass video, top quality! thanks you so much 🙏🏻
Can we see the inside of your shed and how you organize? Or do you just throw everything in there?
How big is the lot you’re working with? .25 acre?
Shovel, cutlass, garden hose, bucket. If you have these you’re good to get started
What do you use to build your wood raised beds and also what about those tall metal ones?
Great video. I love to bake and I bake a lot of breads. Now, thanks to you, I can grow my own wheat like my native cherokee ancestors.