Showing posts with label garden tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden tools. Show all posts

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Selecting the Right Tools

 

A lot of people nowadays are very practical and independent. As much as possible people do not want to seek or ask help from other. One of the main cause or reason is that, they are too shy thinking that they are disturbing others. So, even if they do not know anything, they would still try to fix it. In the end instead of fixing it, they would ruin it more. In every household, it really helps to have your own set of tools. For many younger men these days, owning a well equipped toolbox is something that only their dads do. What they do not know is that, good tools purchased early in life can also be a smart investment. The sooner you purchase the basics, the longer you will be able to use them and the more cost-effective they become. 

 

A man should always be self-reliant and he should also have the tools and the right knowledge how to tackle basic projects around the house. But there are cases where women needs to be knowledgeable too, especially for those who lives alone or if there husband is always out of the country because of work. They can not always wait for their husbands to get home just to fix things up, they have to at least do something. A handy woman beats any available handyman when it comes to home repair because women are more aware of their surroundings and take a little bit more care to not damage things.


It is also the same in gardening, one must have at least a basic gardening tool to be able to effectively take care or maintain their own garden. The key is to buy only good tools from name-band manufacturers. Just like the 3-piece garden tool set which is manufactured by Emily's plants, they also sell other gardening supplies, plants and containers for your gardening needs. Always remember that quality matters, good tools work and bad tools don't.

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Gardening Has A Therapeutic Power To Revitalize Ourselves

"I am 70 years old. I have reached the point in life at which I choose -- or, to use New Year's terminology, resolve -- to do only those things that make sense to me. The list of such activities has become much shorter than it was even 10 years ago. It features time spent with family and friends, speaking selectively to groups that may profit from my encouragement, reading worthwhile books, and pursuing a few carefully-chosen projects that advance the cause of effective, affordable medical care for all Americans.
But perhaps most importantly, I garden."

- Dr. Andrew Weil
Founder and director, The Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine



Most of our old folks have enough time to do all the gardening stuffs than us who are currently busy with work and with our family. They find gardening as a therapy to heighten up your physical strength, body, mind and soul. As a garden blogger online I find terrariums and container gardening very friendly to our old folks, for these do not require heavy duty workloads. I recently wrote an article about miniature gardening from another blog and it seems a good project for our grand pas and mas. 



Actually gardening of these kinds appeal to every gardeners of all ages. But it is obvious that most elderly ones enjoy these as a hobby. Gardeners within the age range are recommended to use inferior garden tools. Pruning may be the advance task they may encounter while they are growing their plants. There are hand tools available in local stores and online to assist our elderly people with basic gardening. There are other basic tools they need to make their gardening experience easier and more fun. 



However, young moms are also love the idea of gardening. With their children, it enhance their communication and relationship as well as stimulates their children's imagination and encourages them to appreciate all living things around them. 

Even you are young or old, once you get really excited about gardening supplies, you are definitely a gardener. And to all ages, remember that gardening has a therapeutic power to revitalize your body and mind.