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Posted: Aug/03/2009 4:29 AM PST
That's really an Awesome topic and place to find my answer. Well guys i need some Gardening tools for my New House Garden. First i need a wheelbarrow and then i will recommend some more tools too for purchase. Yesterday i stumbled upon http://www.quickvouchercodes.co.uk/blogcomments/ad d/9 and got some good snaps of wheel barrows but i need some more to select the best one for my garden.Pleasew recomemnd me some websites from where i will be able to buy some gardening tools with good deals Thanks in advance! |
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Posted: Aug/03/2009 5:35 PM PST
Aliza , If your new to gardening i would suggest you talk to your local hardware man or woman about some good mid priced tools. Don't over buy until you know what is needed. |
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Posted: Aug/16/2009 8:08 AM PST
Wolf is right. Talking to someone at a local hardware store is a great idea. ALso is there anyone in your neighborhood that gardens that you could talk to about what works good in your area. With tools you usually get what you pay for. Cheap tools rarely last. But for starting out you don't need top of the line tools either. Hope this helps Greenthumb1 
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Posted: Aug/16/2009 4:04 PM PST
I'm gonna go with the majority on this one, except....what I found better than my wheelbarrow (got flat tire issues) is my dump wagon. I bought it at Walmart for about 50 bucks. It has a 600 pound capacity, I can pull it, instead of the lift and pull and it dumps! Just my 2 cents worth.... Sass |
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Posted: Aug/17/2009 7:24 AM PST
sassmuffin, Thanks for the information about the dump cart.How long have you had it and is it holding up ok ? |
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Posted: Aug/17/2009 8:22 AM PST
4 years plus a few months. It's holding up great. I use it for EVERYTHING! Unloading stuff from the garden center, moving compost and top soil that's been delivered, plants, whatever. I've used it as a holding station for plants that are being dug up and moved, hauling yard debris to the compost pile. The fact that it can hold so much weight was what sold me. After my third plat tire on the wheelbarrow, I needed something easier. 
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Posted: Aug/17/2009 10:02 AM PST
sassmuffin, I will be checking the cart out. Thank you |
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Posted: Aug/17/2009 1:25 PM PST
Your Welcome Pa! |
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