The sunny and warm weather always prompts me to dust off my gardening tools and start planning this years placement for my vegetable plants and flowers. When each new grow season begins, I like to keep up to date with the latest innovative gardening tools and accessories, to help better manage my time (I like to barbecue and have fun on Saturdays and Sundays after all). Each season I also challenge myself to accomplish more in a day than I did the prior season. Listed below are three products that I believe are worthwhile to add to my gardening collection this year.
Green Giant Spiked Aerator Shoes
I LOVE flowers. They’re so fragrant and beautiful. I plan to use these spiked aerator shoes to help me break up the hard soil around my flower beds, to better assist my perennial flowers in breaking through the dirt to start their growing process sooner. By using these shoes, I will no longer have to strain my back to break up the soil. They also have a lot of other uses around my yard, such as aerating the grass and breaking up large pieces of dirt in my vegetable garden.
Plant Cages (Pea Tunnels)
If you like to plant vine vegetables, this product will be helpful. Plant cages allow you to plant your vine vegetables in a more neat and tidy row in your garden. This tool will allow you to grow a lot more vine vegetables this year because you’re using “vertical” space.
Horticultural Fruit Picker — Apple Pear Peach Picking Tools
Every season I have to climb a ladder to remove fruit from the top of my pear and apple trees. I use to simply let them fall to the ground, but by that time they were ravaged by insects. What a waste of good fruit. That also brought an assortment of bees along with other undesirable insects. No more will I have to worry about that with this innovative gardening tool that picks apples, pears and peaches from high places. Just attach it to a pole and pick the desired fruit that you want.
As you can see, having these must-have gardening tools in your garage or backyard will make working out in your hard much easier and more productive this year. Have fun working in nature!
Posted by Lorraine