6 Essential Gardening Tools for Beginner and Advanced Gardeners

These are the only garden tools you need to plant, tend, and harvest from your kitchen garden. Add these 6 essentials to your garden tool belt whether you’re gardening in a small container garden or 200 square feet of raised-bed growing space.
Check out the tools I use in my own garden at shop.gardenary.com.
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Here are links to individual tools mentioned/seen in the video:
Long, thin trowel: shop.gardenary.com/collection...
Hand rake: shop.gardenary.com/collection...
Dibbers: shop.gardenary.com/collection... and shop.gardenary.com/collection...
Planting line: shop.gardenary.com/collection...
Twine: shop.gardenary.com/collection...
Seed spacer: shop.gardenary.com/collection...
Needlenose pruners: shop.gardenary.com/collection...
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[@ren8240]

Yesssss to heavy planting. I want my gardens to eventually look thick, bushy & abundant like yours! 🤗

[@HoustonSarratt]

Hori-Hori knife, most versatile tool in my bag

[@Texasgirly]

Thank you so much for sharing your plethora of garden knowledge! I’d like to know more about your technique and strategy behind how to twine. Thank you again… from a beginner gardener 🧑🏼‍🌾

[@Gardenary]

We've got a video on tying up tomatoes and another on snap peas. Just search our channel!

[@angievargas1448]

Would you mulch the raised bed to retain moisture?

[@juliem2933]

She does not. She plants so dense so that the plants play the role of mulch.

[@Gardenary]

Exactly!

[@HoustonSarratt]

Hori-Hori knife, most versatile tool in my bag