Why people do not buy Plants and gardening.

“Also, get a spray can of bright pink paint and use it on all your tool handles. It makes them so much easier to find when you set it down for just a second.”

“does your china drill still work? if so keep it, unsub to this subreddit, and come back when it breaks. this place will only get you to spend money”

“Damn clay soil can't use hands at all, it's like trying to dig trough concrete”

“Definitely check when your last tetanus shot was. Gardening injuries are exactly the kind of thing where being up to date matters, especially if the wound went through a shoe.”

“My hands are arthritic so I'll pay if I rely on my hands to do work. I can get most work done with a sharp hori-hori soil knife and pruners. Fiskars, Felco, Bahco (my current pruners). They are heavy duty for woodland work. Corona makes decent tools but don't seem to stay in…”

“For what you are describing, I'd suggest getting either a Ryobi 18v or Milwaukee M12 combo set. Get the set that has the most tools you are interested in at the best price. I would recommend going with the brushless versions, but either brand/platform will be solid tools for…”

“I've always used Makita tools and really enjoyed the quality and power. Now, I want to expand into different tools for around the house and finally decided to look into the Harbor Freight lines. I was pleasantly surprised at the power of Bauer, but it is far from refined like…”

“I like to use my kids bright red snow sled as a tool sled. Drag it around with me, put tools and whatever else in it… I still forget the sled outside most days, but all the tools are on the sled at least.”