Home and Garden Tools

  • What's hot

    Fiskars 9921 Softouch Micro-Tip Pruning Snip
    Lawn & Patio (Fiskars)


    Fiskars

    List Price: $16.99
    Price: $6.91
    You Save: $10.08 (59%)

    • Use for flower and herb gardening, bonsai, houseplant maintenance, and floral arranging
    • Fiskars pruning snip is ideal for the precision trimming and shaping of flowers and small plants
    • Lifetime warranty
    OXO Good Grips 1/2-Inch Gardening Scissors 16050
    Lawn & Patio (OXO)


    OXO

    List Price: $15.50
    Price: $12.99
    You Save: $2.51 (16%)

    • Garden scissors for indoor and outdoor pruning
    • Durable, serrated, stainless-steel cutting blades
    • 1/2-inch-diameter cutting capacity provides excellent cutting power
    Fiskars 9637 Garden Shears
    Lawn & Patio (Fiskars)


    Fiskars

    List Price: $17.99
    Price: $8.25
    You Save: $9.74 (54%)

    • Ideal for garden and flower pruning
    • Patented curved blade design grips as it cuts
    • Precision-ground, stainless-steel blades
    Fiskars 9124 Professional Bypass Pruning Shears
    Lawn & Patio (Fiskars)


    Fiskars

    List Price: $24.99
    Price: $11.50
    You Save: $13.49 (54%)

    • Integrated sap groove keeps cutting action smooth and stick-free
    • Adjustable blade tension
    • Ambidextrous handle design allows for comfortable left or right-handed use
    Fiskars 9920 Garden Multi-Snip with Sheath
    Lawn & Patio (Fiskars)


    Fiskars

    List Price: $17.99
    Price: $11.72
    You Save: $6.27 (35%)

    • Sheath keeps tool on belt and knife blade covered
    • Fully hardened stainless steel blades hold sharp edges longer and resist rust
    • Sharp, precision ground 2-3/8-Inch blades

Sharpened Garden Shears

Just a video for a friend..

Gardening with Kids: Starting Flower Seeds

18.05.12

Next are trays to start them in. I’m using peat trays. They came with plastic trays to hold the water and clear plastic tops so it acts as a tiny greenhouse. While not a renewable resource, the peat pots are undeniably more environmentally sound than plastic pots. As a bonus, when they’re ready to go in the ground, you can plant your seedlings pot and all without having to risk delicate roots. You can reuse the plastic parts with new peat pots next season. The seeds need something to grow in, so you need potting soil . Any potting soil will do; I don’t really have any strong opinions on the issue – just do not use soil you dug up from the yard. I wound up using a starter mix that was right next to the peat pots at the garden center.

Finally, are the tools for moving seeds and soil. Scissors for cutting open seed packets and a piece of paper to sort them on – those seeds can get small! Each

Source: Wired (blog)

Digg Headlines

(1 diggs) Buy Cheap Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors Save Money
Jan 03, 2011 from dodpa in World News
dodpa We offer Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors at discounted rates, find the best deals, you can buy Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors at great discount, cheap rates. Features: All purpose garden scissors For cutting/holding the cut flower/stripping off thorns/crushing stalk ends. Stainless steel blades. Description: Retail Price: $ 13.95 [...]
(1 diggs) Scissors : DuroKon, The Durable Choice.
Jan 30, 2011 from durokon(DuroKon) in Technology
durokon DuroKon : Scissors - Horticulture Tools Safety Supplies Work Wear Irrigation Lighting Sprayers Gauges Harvest Supplies Gift Certificates Parts Equipment Beet Knife, Mushroom Knife, Knife, Pruning Knife, Clone Knife, Banana Knife, Seed Potato Knife, Butcher Knfie, Lettuce Knife, Girdling, Girdling Knife, Utility Knife, Safety Knife, Scissors, Bonzai, Bonzai Scissors, Tying, Training, Sickles, Scythe, Scale, Dial Scale, Machetes, Loppers, Mattocks, Fruit Shear, Gauges, Safety Supplies, Ear Muff,...
(1 diggs) Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors Reviews & Compare Prices
Oct 20, 2010 from nikkifelder(ncdf001) in Business
nikkifelder Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors Reviews & Compare Prices Other products by Gardena More Review This Product [ Click Here ] Today Price Of Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors Ratting Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 1 Total Use 0 List Price : $13.95 Our Price : $13.95 Read More...
(1 diggs) #@ Discount Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors Best Buy Now! | Facebook
May 18, 7283 from theresawickham in World News
theresawickham DavidSpade wrote a note titled #@ Discount Gardena 359 All Purpose Stainless Steel Garden Scissors Best Buy Now! Read the full text here.
(1 diggs) Arizona man penetrated through eye socket with gardening scissors
Aug 30, 2011 from smnkys(RemarkableHeadlines.com) in Business
smnkys Arizona man penetrated through eye socket with gardening scissors

gardening scissors - News


Taos News lifestyles: The right tool for the right job in the garden
Taosnews.com - Jun 12, 2011
Gardening shears and pruners to cut flowers or remove damaged parts of plants. It is also good to cut back perennials when the growing season ends. Shears can be used to harvest vegetables, too. • A hose not just to water plants, but to clean your

Brett Buckner: At the mall with Jellybean
Anniston Star - Jun 12, 2011
That's what I get for giving gardening shears to a child who is still using safety scissors. So we bond over things we can both enjoy, like going to the mall. With its air conditioning and Michael Bolton songs wafting softly through the speakers,

Deadheading can produce more blooms
London Free Press - Jun 04, 2011
To deadhead, use a pair of sharp garden scissors or secateurs to snip off the stem of the dead flower about half a centimetre above the next flowerbud, if one has formed, or where the next pair of leaves joins the stem of the plant if there are no buds

Keep the Blooms Coming by Removing Spent Flowers
Patch.com - Jun 03, 2011
You can use hand pruners or gardening scissors, or just give a good pull with your fingers. Some popular annuals, like impatiens, Wave petunias, and calibrachoa (million bells), keep blooming all summer long and need no deadheading at all.

A garden is always a work in progress, but that's the beauty of it
Pittsburgh Post Gazette - Jun 11, 2011
A garden is always a work in progress, but that's the beauty of it Gardening has also allowed me to meet the most wonderful people. It is rare to find a gardener who is not generous, both with plants and advice. People like Susan Silverman, Karen Atkins (who trimmed my boxwood with scissors while it was raining),