1. Place your tools into a container and soak them in white vinegar for 24 hours. 2. After 24 hours you'll notice that the solution has turned brown in color. Discard the used vinegar outside. 3.

The other day, I moved last fall’s potted tulips and hyacinth from the unheated side of the barn to the warmth of the garden room to force their blooms. But the vegetable garden is an icy mud ...

Now 99, Drake was also the first woman to serve as board president of the Portland Japanese Garden, where she was on the board of directors for five decades. Drake became interested in bonsai ...

These gloves are perfect for those cold days when you need to get the job done. For light work (such as holding gardening tools), the Ironclad ‎GUG-04-L is a great choice. The middle, index, and thumb ...

Answering an ask for accessible gardening tools for people over 50, long-term gardener Sue Mazer, 54, suggested this comfortable-to-hold, multi-use tool, saying, “Lightly spray mist the mixed soil and ...

A right pair of gardening gloves make you free from splintery and thorny hassle while keeping your hands always clean and dry. Gloves should give a good fit to avoid slipping off and be not as bulky ...

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