Choosing the Right Garden Tools for Your Vegetable Garden

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From the archives: For those with beginner gardening experience, this introductory video will help you choose the right garden tools to properly manage your vegetable garden.
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[@jamesfoo8999]

Very useful introduction to the main/basic tools needed to get going. Thank you for not padding this out too long or into separate videos.

[@reneegriswell6991]

Thank you for the safety tip about wearing safety glasses. I got a metal shard in my eye once and the eye dr had to use a special drill tipped with a fluffy material ti lift it out of my eye. He said im going to use a drill on your eye, I said no you're not! Haha he did

[@SuperModerngranny]

Thank you! I'm new to gardening and this video really helped me understand what to buy and how to use them. BTW, I love your safety glasses!

[@jimmyschmidt14]

This is the best gardening tool video on utube.

[@Sofia-tu1eo]

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[@jaren3972]

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[@Sofia-tu1eo]

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[@Mr71paul71]

I always look for old vintage garden tools first as I think they are better made and if they where going to break they would have broken years ago. Plus they are pretty cheap to, just recently I bought a very heavy duty rake for £2, add a little elbow grease and a fresh coat of paint it will last for years and years of use

[@sreenathachar3246]

Good JOB

[@antoniodominguez3839]

Excellent!!!!!

[@plantman4444]

Really informative, great information and clear and concise. Thank you very much, truly appreciated.

[@pardomuanstp9285]

Thank you good

[@hamidbenabbou6886]

So nice

[@bmbpdk]

In Denmark we have a saying that "Det rette værktøj er det halve arbejde" which roughly translates into "The right tool is job half done". After renovating a 122 year old house and maintaining a 500m2 vegetable garden i can confirm that quality tools are a VERY good investment. And dont buy the smartest newest tool, they are often build out of plastic or something like that and cant be fixed when broken, i always buy wooden handle/shaft tools with steel or cast iron heads, they last for decades, and if you find your old rake in a forgotten corner of the garden after three years in scandinavian climate; some sandpaper and some oil and its as new.

[@gigel99324]

For cleaning rust off tools: vinegar.

[@bmbpdk]

@@gigel99324 Great tip, thanks!

[@gigel99324]

@@bmbpdk not sure it matters, I've used grape/wine vinegar (9°) with great success. Using sandpaper removes more than needed :(

[@jawaharshetti2369]

Good information !

[@VovaSidorOff]

Try to make Russian garden fork. The fork have a frame welded along the upper edge perpendicular to the plane of the teeth. So you don’t have to squat low to loosen the soil.

[@Hoedaghandcraftedgardentools]

Would you ever be willing to try out the hoedag garden tools to see if they can fit in with your tool lineup?

[@soniarodrigueztorres2728]

Thanks Interested 👏👏👏💖

[@narendrameena4679]

Can u plz explain which oil u used to remove the dust from the tool

[@shadowcrash333]

I think he said Linseed oil?

[@narendrameena4679]

@@shadowcrash333 thanks a lot..

[@Black_Kakari]

No scythe was mentioned... But it's my recommendation

[@manalacethan3850]

Like a sickle?

[@consideringorthodoxy5495]

@@manalacethan3850 yes, but longer. so you aren't stooping down and hurting your bak

[@mjp5429]

If anyone wants to volunteer to till my 75x150 foot garden with a spud fork raise your hand......

[@rjminton534]

They guy too clean

[@StBasko]

A shovel for gardeners, which, I think, you have not seen. See the links below the video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ7Rm3iFqc2loqc

[@christopherzambuko9065]

dandeleons yes but,a weed is an unwanted plant,so any plant that disturbs the successful growth of the plants that you have sown are weeds.

[@franzb69]

dandelions are not weeds. they're great food. highly nutritious

[@Sionnach1601]

How would YOU use them?? Salad? Doesn't sound very savoury. Do you cook them or what?

[@franzb69]

@@Sionnach1601 salad. It's gotta peppery flavor. Can replace arugula.

[@shadowcrash333]

@@franzb69 I even seen someone made dandelion jelly out of them lol also dandelion wine O_o

[@queline213]

Dandelion is a weed. But a lot of weeds can be used for medicinal purposes.

[@Sionnach1601]

Protect your tools so you will enjoy them for a lifetime, but don't worry about putting the nice quality wooden handle naked into the abrasive metal jaws of the bench vice!! Sorry, but I had to say.

[@nailsbeats]

tractor disc, lol

[@redplayz6364]

VINCE TO HAHAHA

[@mariecosio1082]

Why do we need. To choose the right tools in farming? Answer:.....................................................,....

[@redplayz6364]

hello grade 8

[@BoylenInk]

It’s good to buy quality tools but there are a lot of overpriced tools out there.

[@FidelCashflow13]

Harbor Freight is a decent compromise I believe

[@teddyboy252]

Good job

[@christopherzambuko9065]

dandeleons yes but,a weed is an unwanted plant,so any plant that disturbs the successful growth of the plants that you have sown are weeds.

[@christopherzambuko9065]

dandeleons yes but,a weed is an unwanted plant,so any plant that disturbs the successful growth of the plants that you have sown are weeds.

[@christopherzambuko9065]

dandeleons yes but,a weed is an unwanted plant,so any plant that disturbs the successful growth of the plants that you have sown are weeds.