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Please help me with this, i also need a list of gardening equipment..or where i can find them..

I would call a hoe, a shovel, a rake a gardening tool. A tiller, a mulcher, garden hose would ge gardening equipment. All of these can be found at any hardware store, most nurseries or WalMart, Sears, etc

2007-06-15 21:02:02 by nonoybollos

UNL Extension Educator John Fech helps beginning gardeners save water by choosing proper irrigation equipment.

Hi
I wish to set up as a sole trader in gardening accessories - you know, watering cans etc.
Where are the wholesalers for these goods?
Many thanks
TJ

Visit a few private run Garden Centers & ask the guy behind the counter ..

NB> The market is quite competitive (in UK) - lots of DIY stores and even some Supermarkets sell garden equipment .. I expect margins are low .. however your overheads should be lower than B&Q etc. so maybe you can still make a profit ..

2008-04-20 13:08:26 by Stevie

Price: $29.99 $19.99

Mildew resistant and UV treated mesh supported plastic canvas
43-gallon collapsible spring bucket ideal for garden debris
Extra strong sleeved spring for secure upright standing

Our house is surrounded by bushes, and we're done with them. What's the best, fastest, easiest, and cheapest way to get rid of those pesky bushes? How do we prepare the soil to plant flowers and stuff. We are very lazy. And cheap.

A chain and a pickup bumper...for the out. wrap the chain around the trunk of the bush several times then connect to the bumper and S-L-O-W-L-Y pull it out. Tie a rope around the chain about 2' from the bush and have someone hold this in case the chain pulls off the bush so it doesn't wack the back of the truck. They should be holding the rope off to the side at least 10' as the person is pulling the chain with the vehicle.

2007-04-15 10:45:57 by Jim T

With colorful plant photos
10-1/2-Inch diameter
Interactive and fun to use

Well, soil that's acid enough could rot your shovel off when it was shoved into the ground, I suppose... I think maybe the same thing if it's exceedingly alkaline, too, but those would both be extremes I've never seen personally. pH affects fertilizer uptake of roots more, I'm not really aware of it affecting gardening equipment much. It's usually better to have plastic fittings in the plumbing systems for hydroponic growing, if that's what you're asking about, because otherwise, yes, metal fittings can suffer corrosion and affect the uptake of plant nutrients, too.

2008-12-31 12:01:52 by viv

I'm looking for a good rechargeable gardening tool with extra battery.

Money not too much an option. I want something fairly "powerful".

I'm looking for weed eater type equipment and hedge trimmer.

Can you lead me towards a good ones?
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I have a battery operated radio with Rechargeable batteries. I listen to this while the wife pushes the mower around the lawn and then does the weeding. She also trims the hedge with the shears before she cooks my dinner.

2009-06-12 04:49:56 by Mr stupid questions