Garden Sprinkler of Water Tools

Technical Details

You control the spraying of only that which you want watered
Conserves your water by not spraying streets, sidewalks, buildings, windows, people or cars
No more brown spots in your lawns, simply point more noodles at them
Adapts to any shape or pattern you can imagine
Perfect for flowerbeds, sideyards, lawns, patios, courtyards, vegetable and herb gardens

Garden Tote With Tools

Garden Tote With Tools.

Apollo Precision Tools 15-Piece Garden Tool Kit

Apollo Precision Tools 15-Piece Garden Tool Kit.

Kids Garden Tool

Kids Garden Tool Set, Ordering for Christmas? To ensure delivery by December 24, choose Two-Day Shipping at checkout. For delivery after December 24, this item is eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.

Hand Leaf Scoops For Leaf Collection

With leaf scoops it's easy to pick up leaves to add to your compost pile, or to put into leaf bags.

Dutch Perennial Planting Tool

Small and very strong, this tool is great for dividing perennials, lifting weeds and planting bulbs.

Stainless Steel Gardening tools and bag set

Comes with two stainless steel and hardwood garden tools, and room for all your favorite gardening supplies.

Attractive Gardening Gloves

Anyone who gardens can benefit from these comfortable, well designed and attractive gardening gloves.

Gardening Tool Care

Gardening Tool Care, Sharpening Tools-Sharp tools are of course more effective, but also safer and easier to use. Tools that should be sharpened include hoes, shears, scissors, knives, loppers, pruners, and shovels.

To sharpen the edges, put a bit of oil -- either WD-40 or motor oil -- on the blade. Then, with a handheld whet stone, file the blade at a 20-degree angle. You can also use a file or a motorized sharpener depending on the tool needing sharpening and the equipment that you have.

If the blade edge is beyond repair, it's time to purchase a new one.

Sterilizing Pots
Pots used for planting should be free of mold and fungus so that plants can start off in a healthy base. To clean plants, scrub pots with a pot-scrubbing brush, and then soak in 10 percent bleach solution for 10 minutes. This simple sanitizing solution kills bacteria, viruses, fungi, and insects on pots. Leave them out to dry completely before stacking for storage or using to plant.

Routine Care
The best way to keep all of your tools in great shape is to take care of them year-round. To keep them pristine, do the following after each use:
1. Tap tools to remove clumps of soil.

2. Remove soil from blades and hinges with a clean cloth and brush.

3. Always use a proper cleaner to remove sap from tools after use.

4. Clean metal tools by plunging in a bucket of oiled sand. To make oiled sand, pour 3/4 quart motor oil or mineral oil into a 5-gallon bucket of sand (the sand should be damp but not moist). Push blades of tools into sand. This helps clean and condition the metal.

5. Store tools in the oiled sand, or hang on pegs.

6. Establish a regular schedule of maintenance. Once a month, you should sharpen blades, oil springs, and replace failing parts.

7. Create an area for tool storage and maintenance -- once you're organized, keeping tools in pristine condition will become an easy habit.