Used tools may be broken or damaged, or the seller may be dishonest about the device's brand or quality. Because of this, it's important to inspect used tools thoroughly before buying.

As we enter the debate on gas-powered versus electric outdoor tools, it truly is based upon the user, their needs, and the scale of their landscape. If you’re weighing options for future yard ...

After the tools are dry, consider sharpening the blades with a dedicated tool—such as a sharpening stone—and oiling any metal areas to prevent rust build-up. Tips for Cleaning Gardening Tools ...

For advice on gardening related questions, call the UC Master Gardener office at (209) 953-6112, or use our website: ucanr.edu/sjmg ...

Try disinfecting your tools at the end of your gardening tasks, before storing them away, so they'll be clean and ready the next time you want to use them. Chlorine Bleach ...

In my 20-plus years working with the agricultural community, I often find myself commenting on just how "weird" the weather has been. This growing season has certainly proven to be no exception.

Organize gardening tools Getting your tools is step one. The next step is keeping them organized and in one spot. You can opt for specialty shelves or a gardening shed, but that’s not necessary.