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Buckels Nursery Ltd
0151 5212060
Copplehouse Lane
Liverpool
Sandy Lane Nurseries
0151 5263232
27 Sandy Lane
Liverpool
Litherland Garden Centre
0151 9281400
27 Sefton Street
Liverpool
C & D Garden & Pet Centre
0151 2283143
297 East Prescot Road
Liverpool
Stanley Gate Nursery
01695 725262
Ormskirk Old Road
Ormskirk
Liver Building & Garden Supplies
0151 5254080
11 Dunnings Bridge Road
Bootle
Ideal Landscape Suppliers
0151 9441964
Penpoll Trading Estate
Bootle
Rushton'S Nurseries
0151 9242365
Tanhouse Farm And Nurseries, Runnells Lane
Liverpool
Sefton Meadows Home & Garden Centre
0151 5316688
Sefton Lane
Liverpool
Wavertree
07821 884869
Unit 3F
Liverpool
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Hand Tools

Hand Tools

Hand Tools

Hand tools are used for small scale gardening, such as planting or lifting bulbs and bedding plants - especially in confined spaces such as containers, rock gardens and raised beds.

Hand trowels are ideal for digging small holes, whilst hand forks are excellent for weeding or for lifting small plants. There are also specialised hand weeders available that have a narrow hooked blade to remove weeds from crevices such as those found between paving slabs. Hand hoes (or onion hoes) are primarily designed for weeding between onions and other closely grown plants, avoiding any damage that might be caused by a full sized hoe.

Tools with blades made from stainless steel or coated steel are easier to use and keep clean than ordinary carbon steel; however, they are more expensive.

HAND TROWELS AND FORKS

Use hand trowels for: Small scale work such as container gardening or digging holes for small plants and bulbs.

Use hand forks for: Lifting small-scale plants and weeding and preparing small areas of soil.

Handle
Wooden, plastic, plastic-coated handles are more comfortable to work with in cold weather than metal.

Head
Stainless steel or non-stick will make cleaning easier.

Sizes
Narrow or wide trowel blades available; choose a wider blade for general purpose work. Similarly, forks are available in 2-4 prong versions; choose a regular wide fork with three or four prongs for all-purpose work.

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