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iiiuls nave a lasie ior ruooer, so don't leave tools of this material lying on ground level outdoors.
Everyone will need hand pruners and Felco's are acknowledged as the best. I have two pairs, numbers six and seven, and can't quite perceive a difference. Regardless, there are different sizes, for various sized hands, and models for lefthanded gardeners. To make sharp cuts on small shrub branches, saplings and for cutting flowering plants, you will want a pair. Loppers are needed for cuts on branches of diameter between and inch and two inches, and pruning saws for anything more substantial.
Jute twine and bamboo stakes, while not tools per se, nevertheless are practical garden aids, for tying up plants, fashioning bean and vine trellises and teepees and for staking tall plants. Locust brush is something I collect and store each year for pea and fava bean supports.
Who could overlook the humble necessity of spades and shovels? For such earthy labor as these tools do, buy the best you can, stout with
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