7 Essential Weeding Tools for a Highly Productive Garden

7 Essential Weeding Tools for a Highly Productive Garden
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[@LizZorab]

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[@pennythompson4790]

I love hand weeding as i like being near the plants and seeing the bees enjoying thegardenxx

[@ZuzanaMickova]

What glorious view you have, Liz! The onset of autumnal colours on your horizon - just a glimpse of it melts my heart!😍

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

I don't like kneeling so I have a low stool to sit and weed.

[@hilarylonsdale608]

I sit on my kneeler for the same reason.

[@stevendowden2579]

i use a set of wolf tools ive used them for years i swear by them

[@lindajones9191]

What a gorgeous backdrop! It's a wonder you can turn your gaze from it long enough to weed!!! Your gardens are so lovely and inspiring.

[@jellytheworm]

Thank you for such great advice. I feel better about weeds now

[@daisygurl3601]

Just listened to the podcast with Joe Lamp’l and subscribed immediately! What a fascinating journey you’ve taken thus far. I look forward to learning more about your garden. Blessings…daisy in North Carolina, USA.

[@LizZorab]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@marialee627]

I can't get down on my knees arthritis so I have a old pop crate just right and I get help yo get up and down even though its not that low 😂

[@onceuponafarmnz]

When I'm organized I go weeding with my garden belt, which has all the things I might need for any weed. The trouble is I'm not very often organized! It definitely makes jobs faster and more enjoyable when you take the right things for the right job out with you!

[@stephanieh7967]

❤

[@moniquemason7508]

The food forest is growing in nicely - looks great!

[@huttonsvalleypermaculture]

Hi Liz I find that if I get a 'harvest' from my weeding then it brings joy and I love getting out there to weed! If I'm harvesting for a compost pile, to give greens to my chickens or discovering volunteers (I discovered some orach seedlings just this morning!!) then I feel rewarded and weeding is so much more enjoyable. My go to tool for weeding is my trusty sickle! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@honoregale856]

My favourite tool for weeding is a Niwaki hori hori knife - brilliant. I know I have started my gardening season when out comes my little camping stool in February and I sit by the gooseberry bushes and steadily prune them!

[@prunechat8401]

Fascinating to find little trees popping up as gifts from visiting birds or arriving with the wind (plentiful supply in Yorkshire this “summer” ). I have a little cherry that is a similar size to your’s. Locally there are both ornamental and edible cherries, do you have any hints on how one can identify which is which?