Gardening Tips & Tricks

Ever wonder why your trusty kitchen scissors turn into a complete flop when you try to prune your plants? It’s because scissors aren’t cut out for tough gardening tasks. A pruning shear is what you need most of the time. 

In this post, we’ll talk about the key differences between pruning shears and scissors, shed light on their best use cases, help you understand why picking the right tool is important, and more.

Keeping your gardening tools clean, disinfected, and sharp isn’t just good tool maintenance - it’s essential for protecting your plants and helping them thrive.  

By following a simple disinfection routine, you not only prevent the spread of harmful diseases but also extend the life of your tools, ensuring they work seamlessly for seasons to come.

Keeping your pruning shears sharp is essential for making clean cuts that promote plant health and make gardening tasks easier. Dull blades can crush stems rather than cutting cleanly, leading to plant stress and disease. In this comprehensive guide, we will cover sharpening pruning shears, maintenance, and safety tips to keep your tools in top shape.

When it comes to pruning, having the right tool for the job is essential. At first glance, it may seem like all pruners are created equal, but there are key differences between anvil and bypass pruners that can make a big difference in your gardening experience.

Don’t let an out-of-control branch keep you from a beautiful garden. Learn how to prune heavy branches and the best tools to use in this quick read.

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When your hands no longer work like they used to....and....you still love to garden, what do you do?  Here is what we did!