My favorite garden tools | Pruners, spades & more | The Impatient Gardener

I’m sharing all my favorite garden tools. I have a garage full of tools, but these are the things I use and look for regularly.
This is NOT a sponsored video! Items that I received for review or for other projects are noted below. I bought everything else.
Some of these tools are pretty expensive. Let me be clear here: YOU DON’T NEED EXPENSIVE TOOLS TO GARDEN. I’m just a gadget geek who really loves playing with tools and instead of a closet full of shoes (note the flip flops) I have a garage full of gardening tools.
In addition to the tools I mention here, some brands that offer less expensive but very good options are Corona and Fiskars.
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Here are links to all the tools I mention (or a close substitute for items that are no longer available). Prices given in the video are current as of September 2019, but prices change all the time (I bought many of these pruners for far less than these items are currently selling for).
Some affiliate links may appear below. I may make a small commission if you purchase through these links. Thanks for your support. You can see all my favorite products on my Amazon storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/impatient...
- A.M. Leonard Deluxe Soil Knife: www.amleo.com/leonard-deluxe-...
- Sneeboer Planting Trowel: www.gardentoolcompany.com/pro...
- Troy-Bilt Telescoping Bypass Loppers (provided for a project): amzn.to/32DqMTr
- Garrett Wade Folding Pruning Saw (provided for a project): www.garrettwade.com/a-folding...
- Bahco Ergo Bypass Pruner: amzn.to/2ZZgEb1
- ARS VS-8XZ Pruner: amzn.to/2O0EFam
- Niwaki GR Pro Secateurs: www.niwaki.com/store/gr-pro-s...
- Niwaki Garden Snips: www.niwaki.com/store/niwaki-g...
- Niwaki Garden Shears: www.niwaki.com/store/niwaki-g...
- Atlas Nitrile Gloves (pack of 6): amzn.to/2LOKq8j
- Leather rose gloves (similar): amzn.to/32Dr4K1
- Sneeboer Ladies Spade: www.gardentoolcompany.com/pro...
- Sneeboer Royal Dutch Hoe: www.gardentoolcompany.com/pro...
- Expandable rake (similar): amzn.to/2LuQbsS
- Bahco Lawn Shears: amzn.to/32E6IAw
My name is Erin and I love sharing inspiration and information with real-life gardeners. I live and garden in southeastern Wisconsin, zone 5.
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[@kathymiller9916]

As I’m getting older, my new favorite garden tool is a mattock! Makes lifting perennials sod and shrubs so much easier! ❤

[@meredith3588]

I had a shovel my mother gave me when I was in my twenties and just starting gardening in my own yard. It cut through everything and was always the shovel I used. This year, (I'm 69) I broke the wood handle digging out a root. I was so upset, I loved that shovel. Sorry, I wanted to share that with people who understand the love for a good tool!

[@kyrad6543]

If you haven't tossed the shovel end, you may be able to replace the wooden handle! I did that with my favorite garden spade.

[@meredith3588]

@@kyrad6543 Oh, thanks! I'll do that. I couldn't bear to throw it away.

[@jille9650]

I was looking through the Sneeboer site and they have a video on replacing a handle. Check it out at www.sneeboer.com/en/service/tool-repair/

[@wajdiamayreh930]

Although late...but I can understand..you start a strong relationship usually with your garden plants and tools..

[@kimchee94112]

So sorry I've tossed some old tools inherited from my dad. You can't even buy it back, they were super heavy duty they don't make now. Fix it and will last another lifetime. Broken wood handle easy fix.

[@paulet990]

I have arthritis in my hands, so a ratcheting pruner is a lifesaver.

[@pennyduncan5980]

Lady! Why do you not have a million subscribers? You should have! Love your videos and humor!

[@SchleichHorseLover200]

I really like her videos too! Share, share, share. She's just as good as Garden Answer.

[@barbll000]

@@SchleichHorseLover200 I share her videos on the Garden Answer Groupie FB group

[@mollywolly4201]

@@SchleichHorseLover200 I JUST found Erin and am so so so happy. I'm a long-time gardener but very new to the KZbin garden world and was dismayed when it seemed as though Garden Answer was the only game in town. That channel is gorgeous but it's like leafing through an issue of Martha Stewart or House Beautiful - very pretty (sponsored) tours of her house and garden but unattainable and unrealistic for many gardeners out here. I'm loving Erin, Y Garden and a few others whose names I've forgotten - for videos that are inspirational and instructive and down to earth! PS, Wow, I had no idea there was a Garden Answer Groupie Group! hahahah!!

[@wen8991]

I so agree! I’m shocked you don’t have more viewers and subscribers. Your videos are chock full of great advice and information. I’m a huge fan! 😊

[@andypandy9931]

The best forks and spades are the old ones. The steel and hardness and tempering is far superior to anything new. Those lawn edgers are common in the UK, I remember them right back to my youth.

[@kathy9341]

Favorite tool an old steak knife. Also useful, opens bags, digs out tough roots, edges stepping stones. The list goes on and on.

[@janicewenzel1456]

Your video's are so informative and practical..love your delivery with a touch of humour...

[@TheImpatientGardener]

Thanks Janice, I’m glad you enjoy them. 😀

[@starlakelsey2782]

This was very helpful for me. Would you please make a fall or winter video about tool care and sharpening blades? Thanks!!

[@sharpebeaton7787]

Agreed! Your tools are in immaculate shape which is why you have owned them for so many years. A video on sharpening and cleaning/care would be appreciated.

[@baylaschauer3122]

I have pruners from the dollar store! I do have better ones, but I misplace them all the time, so buy a bunch and leave them where I think I will find them! I would also like to see a video on sharpening them.

[@jameshalleron7484]

Wow, A gardener with a sense of humor. Loved being schooled on the different pruning tools and their uses. Loved those edger clippers you showed. I just Liked and Subscribed. Thank you

[@dellohaynes3543]

A video using your lawn edger would be appreciated

[@annemiekewielinga7203]

De Wit and Sneeboer make me proud to be a Dutch gardener

[@skyelarshade9032]

I have the husky 5 pocket tool pouch on a cheap belt that I keep my pruners in. I keep my pruner, snip, wire cutter, utility knife, pen, and plant ties or twine in mine keeps everything from being lost and I don’t get stabbed by sharp snips.

[@susanebrown-yp5ny]

I LOVE your videos. Your tips are SO helpful!!!!

[@JJ-fm3hr]

i thought i was the only one who wore mismatched gloves! so glad i found your channel!

[@wayneessar7489]

Sweet! The Bahco edge shear never seems to get dull cutting dirt along the edges. I am way older than you so I slide mine along a little ways after a snip. I had to break the clip to loosen the bolt that holds them together but now they work with ease! Your Lady spade looks just like a Gardena carbon steel spade I bought thirty years ago, and like you said it fits perfectly, is just the right height and is a pleasure to use. I try to not allow others to use it when they help me do chores. I have a second one that is "in waiting" if I live that long. My advice to you is if you find a perfect garden tool or a piece of clothing that fits you and you love IMMEDIATELY go and get another one as you may never see it again. Thank you for your remarks early on about tool buying. When your young and strong, all you need is a shovel!

[@aprilblossom9268]

Great simple and informative - thank you... Love the animals...hate gardening!

[@2prettyfunnythings736]

😆😆you continue to crack me up. The scroll for the head cut off….to be so real and wonderful. Thank you. Great tool list. Going to check out several. That rake just blew my mind…

[@lynettedaniels1236]

GREAT video!! I think one of my favorite garden/yard helper is the pop up garden bag. I have two and I use them so much.

[@MichiganGardenGal]

Late night shopping is the only way to shop 😂

[@austintanner688]

This may be one of the better review videos I've watched on KZbin for sheer enjoyableness

[@luimtz2234]

Lol!!!! Too funny, I loved it, blame the dog.

[@jille9650]

I just got the ARS needle nose pruners a few weeks ago and love them. They fit my hand and are so sharp and lightweight. Great for my arm that had the torn bicep and rotator cuff caused by, you guessed it, my dog. Next will be a spade to use instead of a shovel. Thank you for your great videos!

[@cronk707]

Love your style! Right to the point. Thank you.

[@yonokzeller5402]

Very informative and practical thank you!!

[@carriemoriarity5806]

I love clean edges on boarders! It does make a huge difference in how the gardens look. I like a half moon step edger for getting clean lines but definitely want to try the edge cutter!

[@eileensummerville3760]

I have used this edger from Bacho for years and love the effect.

[@michelemacgregor3049]

so grateful to you. thanks x

[@kaylabryson1932]

Great video... a good laugh and good info!! 😍😂

[@MindysPlace]

I am here to tell you that you don't need fancy tools. I use a shovel and a hand trowel for the most part, but I am going to the hardware store today to pick up one of those garden knives and a spade. This is the second video I've watched that recommend them and making my life easier at this point is a bonus. My garden is huge and I can use all the help I can get.

[@GardeningSpirit]

0:13 ha, ha, ha!! awesome video, very helpful. thank you!

[@orthodoc22]

Great video. Your content is excellent.

[@itsthebullockfamily]

Love your psa in the beginning! 😂 All great info!

[@joanne_niagara]

Love your sense of humour! I'm a new fan and look forward to watching all your past videos. Great info. Thank you!

[@peggyjk]

Love the shovel, I may have to find one. Thanks!!!!

[@rachelmanitowabi9627]

I was paying serious and intense attention to your tool review, then comes the fur, dogs, the cat and drool! Hahaha - hilarious! 🤣

[@sandyrobinson1650]

love the intro...... 🤣🤣🐶🐶

[@kyrad6543]

the hydrangeas behind you are a true highlight!

[@MichiganGardenGal]

Great video! 🤗

[@8Gammie]

hahaha, love the reason the top of your head is missing. So funny!! Great video!!!

[@kelleyamador8838]

Excellent and very informative and helpful, thanks.

[@colleencrongeyer]

So helpful! Thanks for your practicality :)

[@Flower_hoarder]

😊🥰THANK YOU FOR SHARING 🥰😊

[@greatyardmaster]

I like your table

[@denisek5208]

Thanks for sharing. 👍 I will check out some of these tools that I don't have already.

[@Spawkat]

Omg! You crack me up, I totally feel I missed everything you said because the top of you head was missing 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love the scrolling message

[@eileensummerville3760]

I have a good many of the tools you have and enjoy using them. The ones that I love the most are German and they are called Wolf Garten. I have used them for abut twenty years now. One of the things I like is that you can purchase different length handles separately. They have wooden ones or Composite ones. Their system is a snap in system which I think is ingenious. I have now hung hooks of different sizes onto trees and posts around the garden. I hang these tools on the hooks and leave them in place throughout the growing season. Makes my job a lot easier because I do not have to walk back up my long slope to get one more tool head. I especially love their hoes. They are stainless steel and well built. Amazon just has knockoffs of these tools. Order from the company directly. I think I own every one of them now. So once you purchase the initial handle, you can then keep purchasing different heads for the same handle. Brilliant! You are absolutely right about the edges being tidy. It really does make a difference. I have the Bacho edging pruners and their grass cutters from AMLeonard. I just love good tools.

[@TheImpatientGardener]

Oh I will definitely check those out. They sound amazing. Thank you!

[@eileensummerville3760]

@@TheImpatientGardener They are! One nice thing is that I had a tall wooden post put down in the back garden, which is a good ways from the house. This summer I installed hooks onto all sides of this post to hold the handle and then the different attachments like hoes, rakes, etc. That is a winner. Rather than have a shed. On top of the post is a quite large bird house. I liked this so much I used the same idea on a dead tree trunk on top of which I had put a bird house. Now it also has hooks so I can hang these weather proof tools up where they are convent to use. I used to have a house in Asheville, NC and originally bought these tools for that house. I then purchased another home in Winder, Ga and did not want to bring those tools down from Asheville. SO I BOUGHT ANOTHER WHOLE SET OF THE SAME EXACT TOOLS. That is how much I love them. They also make a fantastic hanging system for their tools. I had an architect friend of mine come when I first purchased this house and install this hanging system all around the walls of my garage. It is a dream and will store a ton of tools. Could not do without it. Their long pole tree pruning tool can't be beat. These tools are made in Germany. And I love good German engineering.

[@eileensummerville3760]

@@TheImpatientGardener I also have several of the Dutch made tools. They are well designed and the hoes are a dream to use.

[@chrisrutz8027]

You are not weird at all for your liking of gardening tools that cause playing in the dirt to be fun and easy. Thanks for passing on your some of your tool likes.

[@debzyj376]

Thank you....Enjoyed .

[@edwardwhite9793]

Hello Debzy,how are you doing?

[@sharonperry8978]

Loved the garden tools! My favourite is a Corona Clipper ratcheting bypass pruner.

[@lorih5915]

Just happened upon your video. Love it! Very enjoyable and informative. Subscribed.

[@davemorrissey9133]

A fantastic insightful channel on all things garden related. Greetings from.london uk ☘🍂☘🍂🍁🙂

[@kmm9721]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@pamnapier-uhl1362]

This was an interesting video!! Laughing about your disclaimer in the beginning!! Love that you always include the pets!

[@RS-dl1bq]

Appreciate the Info. Love the pet montage! You could do a whole video on them just for fun.

[@klk12399]

It's always the dogs fault! Love the animals comments at the end! A tool sharpening video would be great. I have a favorite spade for digging, which I bring with me when I help friends with their gardens. The right tool definitely makes a difference.

[@amrveda]

This is my second video and I am laughing. You're so funny, great job.

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

I enjoy your humor and wit...sharp and PRACTICAL information. I'm also a tool hog. But that adjustable rake got my attention. #ORDERED

[@lisawalters5482]

Very informative. I HATE my hand trowel. I’ve been wondering what to get, so now I know! Thanks so much! Hi sweet doggies. Lol. Omg your cat is adorable. So funny. 😂

[@pamelah6431]

For me: Felco #2 pruners & AM Leo deluxe soil knife (pink 😁) in the AM Leo double pouch are my daily drivers Bahco harvesting snippers are great for light work Silky folding saws (Gomboy & Super Accel) Bahco loppers - lightweight and cut great (Fiskars power gear loppers for dirty work) Bahco shears Corona nylon pouches fit the folding saws & snips perfectly DeWit push-pull hoe AM Leonard nursery spade WITH the foot pads. Hand rake - "the claw" All-metal spring rake Benchmade folding pocket knife Echo makes pretty nice Kevlar gloves for chainsaw days .... so many good tools. 🥰

[@grahamthomas6283]

Frist I known there was a tool amnesty lol I spend on tools more than anything else thanks for your time and consideration 🐞🐦👍👍👍👍👍

[@etteluuap]

WOW! Just great. I'm a newbie (and 72) so these descriptions and costs are SO helpful. Thank you!

[@anitahadley2871]

I have clippers with puppy chewed handles as well. The adjustable rake is great for getting between bushes.

[@konikacariapa3289]

I bought the STIHL lopper and it's great.-Envy your beautiful collection of tools

[@AC-yl7rg]

Really helpful. I have watched this video several times and plan to give a few of the items a try. Love all of your videos. I live not far from you in northeast Illinois and all of your tips and advice are very relevant to my situation. My only suggestion is MORE videos!

[@janejohnson6411]

Loved the video lots of great information but its always easier to blame the dogs haha. I like that last tool you showed, the lawn shears for edging. I have to get myself that tool, makes the edges look really neat.

[@stuartanderson7671]

I share your enthusiasm for garden tools, especially. Dutch and English, however, again like you, over the years a number of them have stayed in the ground, waiting to be found. The tool I tend to use most of all is a Dewit long handle trowel, and swivel handle Felco pruner, which I have used for the last twenty one years.

[@gardenlady58]

Very interesting, I would alsoadd a vote on tool sharpening and winter care.

[@christopherfairs9095]

What both Felco and Bahco have built in their secateurs and long-handled loppers is a tapered anvil tip. This enables much easier cutting in confined spaces.

[@kimchee94112]

That Niwaki looks like Okatsune you could get here from Amazon, Ebay. I'm going cordless getting rid of the gas ones. It's between Milwaukee and 80V Kobalt. So far a blower, pole saw, hedge trimmer, weed wacker, cordless sprayer, getting an 18" chainsaw this monday. Roll around portable scaffolding for the fruit trees, much safer than a ladder. I like the long trench shovel for digging deep holes for planting trees or fence posts.

[@christine1373]

My Hori Hori knife is my favorite most used tool. I use it to dig holes, dig up weeds, and cut open bags.

[@vnickcolvin4971]

Lol your dogs are so naughty!😂🤣

[@robbingarcia4072]

Thank you, I LOVE this video!! You totally have me sold on a ladies spade...I’ve only been using a shovel and my back certainly let’s me know when I’ve dug one too many planting holes! And the Royal Dutch Hoe is going on my Christmas list! And just one more comment: you definitely need merchandise...”My dog ate my pruners” and “Free Fergus” on t-shirts with pics of the pups & kitty would be awesome! Thanks again! 💚🌸

[@TheImpatientGardener]

I feel a hashtag coming on: #FreeFergus

[@MsArtistwannabe]

I love garden tools. Last year I bought the Niwaki shears for my topiary hedges. Then I bought the longer ones too because my hedge is ten feet tall in some places. I love them. Can’t use the electric ones anymore because they were starting to cause nerve damage in my ear. One of my most favorite tools is a hand cultivator I bought at Kmart over thirty years ago. I watched your sharpening video and bought all the stones and cream ate too. I’ve been looking at those shovels. They’re beautiful.

[@lyla.aisle.of.blooms]

Thank you! By the way, the Garrett Wade Folding Pruning Saw is half price today. I needed one so this was perfect timing! Any chance of a video on tool sharpening? How to do it, how frequently to do it, etc.

[@Edu_Kate]

Tempting. I already have two folding pruning saws, but this one looked so much better than mine.

[@marilynmourdock3688]

Have you ever tried using a weed puller called a Weed Hound? You hold it about waist high, step on a plunger that encircles the weed and then you pull it out of the ground. It only really works when the ground is soft, but it is great for weeds like dandelion or plantain.

[@bodiestevens9845]

Silly hand saw are the best I have found hands down

[@gzilis]

I have met your demands pupper, now free Fergus!!! Sooo cute!!!

[@laura2842]

aahahahha love the "public announcement about half the head...." cheers

[@tracygonzalez-rogers3040]

This was a very informative video. Just what I like. Anyway you could do one on tool cleaning and maintenance particularly blade sharpening? Thank you so.

[@bobbiejofouts1708]

Thanks for sharing the quality brands you know about. I'll check them out. I'm very much in agreement with you that a quality tool makes all the difference in working pleasure, less fatigue and wear on the hands. I have a garden trowel from Gardener's Supply made in Holland that I always reach for because it's made better than the cheap ones, has a comfortable wood handle and has a much better sharp, carbon blade. I should be able to hand this down, too. I suspect that it's not quite the quality of your trowel, but it's still good.

[@saintlucia2007]

Loved this episode! I'd rather shop for gardening tools and plants than any other shopping :) haha

[@eileensummerville3760]

ME TOO!

[@dallastaylor5479]

I, like you have my favs. I bought an expensive pointy hand pruner for things like dead heading. I use the but they are the biggest pain. I feel bad as they were so expensive but holy moly they are a bad design. I really need to fix that frustration. So, I'm proof that $$$ isn't always better.

[@Edu_Kate]

One of my favorite garden implements is a spading fork for breaking up hard earth or loosening soil before hand weeding. I've been looking for a replacement for my fiberglass model after I drove over the handle and shattered it. Any other material makes them too heavy. Plus, I'm short so it has to fit me. I found some tool-mending tape and will see if it's strong enough.

[@samanthadurfee5451]

I would rather buy garden tools than shoes. My sneakers I have had for the last twenty years I finally threw one pair away. I buy more tools than I should. My husband always misplaces or leaves them outside. So I usually have a few of the same kind .

[@naturalbynecessity4197]

I didn’t even know some of those tools existed! 😳. Definitely going to store to get some. Thanks for sharing.

[@davemorrissey9133]

Natural by Necessity Great tools greetings from sunny uk as a gardener 🙂🍃🍂🍁

[@johnclarke6647]

Stihl HS-80 hedge trimmers. I makes short work trimming hedges, like the Holly hedge I have on the front of the house. A little heavy, but it does a good job leveling up and squaring up this hedge. It does not balk at cutting one inch diameter limbs, either. No extension cord to cut into, like I have done all to many times with electric hedge trimmers. Mine crank up in a couple of pulls and run as long as I need them.

[@adrianosler1682]

after being in the industry for nearly 50 yrs i've had loads of secateurs and felco are the best and only ones you should ever buy

[@TheImpatientGardener]

I know that Felcos are quite beloved by so many people. I tried them and didn’t like them as much as some others but to each their own. I think so much has to do with the way they fit in your hand. But I know they are excellent quality.

[@leonasilka7349]

Just discovered your gardening videos and I love them! You said you liked your ladies sneeboer shovel and I needed one so an early Christmas gift for me. My favorite go to tool when I walk my property is a Fiskars power stroke! This tool is killer, it cuts high or into dense shrubbery so I don’t have to bend, I am 70 and love to garden. The long wand is lightweight for me too. Wish I could attach a photo to this for you but I don’t know how. Again, thanks.

[@TheImpatientGardener]

Thank you for that. I'm going to check that out!

[@edwardwhite9793]

Hello Leona.

[@lokeshgreen245]

I am a canadian gardener with decades of experience, the other tools I wouldn't be without are fiskars power gear shears for easy cutting of thicker material like lavender, rosemary softer steel so need more sharpening than the niwaki which i have lee valley version of they now have they with orange metal handles, silky saws are like your garret wade saw in avariety of sizes, a stirrup/hula hoe is great for emerging weeds doesn't move as much soil as a dutch hoe, like you say a sharp tool is the key to easy gardening. was happy to see you lawn edging shears your the only other person I've seen use them. my ergo bahco's are my favorite secauters stay sharper and in adjustment better thaan my felco's . the fiskars pruning stick is also a great long handled pruner

[@emcg9004]

Erin, I bought the adjustable rake and I love it! I used it today on acorns from a Red Oak tree that have been accumulating like crazy since August. It didn't bring all the mulch from my bed with the acorns. Thank you for the great advice.

[@TheImpatientGardener]

YAY! I'm so happy you love it!

[@alisonburgess345]

Get some fluoro paint and paint all your tool handles - you won’t lose them again... it worked for me. Nice video.

[@HowsItGrowing]

So it’s November and I’m buying some of your favorite tools. Ha! Great collection!

[@TheImpatientGardener]

I hope you love them!

[@alice_rabbit8345]

I’ve been looking at gardening knives lately. Guess I’ll be ordering one later!

[@edwardwhite9793]

Hi Alice, it’s nice meeting you here.. I’m Edward , it would be nice getting to know you,if that’s ok with you? My mom once said good friends are never too much to have. if you don’t mind, can we be friends?? Lovely smile you got there on your profile picture😊.

[@johnjude2685]

To get the seedlings from them plants out of the 72 ct packages, I took the cheap egg flipper cut the flipper's flat flipper off at the cut the flipper's from the handle shaft and hat the cut end then mushroom the shaft like a spoon shape and file the cut end for safety I find this handy to get the young plants to plant

[@jojoc170]

as a professional gardener ill recommend to check out silky zübat saw and felco nr 8. those are my most used and go to tools

[@timberhills1778]

My favorite tool, my friends Kubota backhoe to dig all my holes for trees and bushes lol, I grow rocks were I live

[@TheImpatientGardener]

Consider me very envious!

[@timberhills1778]

Im very lucky lol, I do like that Sneeboer going to look into one of those,nice video 👍

[@sherrywalker4619]

Thanks so much! I have already ordered several! I blame you! Lol!

[@TheImpatientGardener]

Sorry (not sorry) :)

[@abelgerli]

Test Okatsune they use 60-61 Rockwell steel to stay sharp a long time. They are wicked sharp and can be resharpened with a Japanese wet stone they also provide. 60-61 Rockwell is in the realm of the the absolute high end Japanese knifes. The cost about 43 euros here in Europe. And when a company makes specific cutters for three schools of ikebana they are traditional Japanese as they can get.

[@marypalmer2088]

My favorite tool is my husband! Oh I just couldn't help myself! I would have to say my favorite tool would be my hand pruners, just always have them ready to go. Thank you for some wonderful tools I didn't know about, the ladies spade might be a good birthday present for me from my husband. Have a great day......Mary

[@edwardwhite9793]

Hi Mary.

[@brooklynhomesteader3721]

this video is so on time.. lost all my garden tools in a garage fire last month😞

[@TheImpatientGardener]

Oh no, I'm so sorry.