Spring up your garden

Spring into action with top tools

Flower buds are poking through the ground and leaves uncurling on the trees. Yes, spring is in the air. With a new gardening season ahead, what better time to get new tools to help make this a gardening year to remember.

Plant new plants with ease

Use the planting spade for digging planting holes, edging beds and removing soil. The straight, sharpened cutting edge cuts through grass and small roots with ease and can be used to divide perennial plants or keep the lawn border tidy.

Dig it.

Prepare planting beds

Soil rakes are excellent for preparing planting beds and general tasks like spreading and smoothing soil. They can also be used for raking branches and dry grass or spreading mulch.

Prepare it.

Clean your trees and bushes

A pruner is the perfect tool for cutting off unhealthy or undesired twigs and smaller branches from trees and bushes. You can also cut down smaller saplings or plants with it.

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More planting tips

Planting peas

Establish trellis when planting vine varieties.

Add a small amount of fertilizer to the soil.
Use the Light Digging Fork to turn the soil.
Use the Light Soil Rake to level the soil.
Use the Light Digging Spade to create rows for the seeds.
Plant seeds 2.5cm deep and 5cm apart. Plant peas six weeks after the last spring frost.
Water seeds moderately after planting.

Planting cabbage

Start cabbage seeds indoors 6 to 8 weeks before last spring frost.

Add a small amount of fertilizer to the soil.
Use the Light Digging Fork to turn the soil.
Use the Light Soil Rake to level the soil.
Plant 30cm to 60cm apart in rows, depending on final desired size. Transplant outdoors 2 to 3 weeks after the last frost.
Water moderately after planting.