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How Gardening Can Wash Away the Winter Blues.

With winter upon us, we typically feel a little down in the dumps. We may even complain of having cabin fever. So this is the perfect time to start preparing your lawn and garden supply needs. After all, there is no better feeling than being outside tending to your lawn and garden on a warm spring day.

First you need a plan of action. What is the condition of your garden tools? It’s time to take stock of all your gardening equipment and see what kind of condition they are in. Take a look at your garden hoes, leaf rakes, shovels, and spades. Do you need to sharpen your garden tools? What is the condition of the handles? Are they ready to use or do they need to be replaced.

Next, your lawn and garden irrigation needs? What is the condition of your water hoses, nozzles and sprinklers? Have you given any thought on a drip irrigation system for your flowerbeds and vegetable gardens? This is a great way to save you time and help reduce your water bill.

Now that you have a list of your needs, it is time to put your plan into action.  A good place to start is by visiting your local home and garden center or go to a home and garden show.  These are great places to get new ideas and to see what is new in the gardening market.  But be careful, you may have the urge to buy something, so stop and think. It’s best if you take notes on the things you see and like, then go home and compare your notes to your current inventory of lawn and garden supplies.

Now that you have done your research it’s time to go shopping!  Finding the right garden tools, water hoses, lawn sprinklers and drip irrigation systems may take some time. So be patient and have fun with it.  Keep in mind that quality is the key word here. You may pay more for quality gardening tools upfront, but in the long run, it will save you time and money.

This is also a good time to think about your spring and summer relaxation needs. A nice garden bench or a lawn swing will give you a place to relax from your gardening chores and enjoy the fruits of your labor.  You may even want to consider some garden accessories such as a decorative windmill, wind chimes, bird baths and bird feeders. These lawn and garden accessories can make your outdoor living space a wonderful place to retreat to after a long work day.

In conclusion there is no better time than these cold winter days to start planning for your outdoor spring and summer gardening needs. This will help boost your winter spirits and get rid of that “Cabin Fever”.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dave Berning was born and raised on a dairy farm in Ohio. He still enjoys working the land both on the family farm and his own backyard and garden. He owns and operates a lawn and garden supply company with his brother Mark. Visit them at http://www.barnyardproducts.com

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70G - Heavy Duty Garden Hoe

This is our original Rogue Hoe design, and we're still proud of it. The head is 7" wide and sharp on three sides for working in tighter areas. This hoe has a heavier head and heftier handle (1 3/8") than the other garden hoes.

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60G -- Garden Hoe

This onion hoe or finger hoe is made for those who need to get into tight places. The head is 6 inches wide and narrow at both sharp ends.

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575G - The "Right" size Garden Hoe

This is a wonderful all purpose hoe. The head of the hoe is 5.5 inches wide. The handle is 1 1/4 wide with of 54" length. The hoe is sold sharp on all three sides and may be turned on it's side to get into tight places.

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 00G -- Triangle Garden Hoe

The head is sharp on all three sides and measures approximately 3.5 inches wide at it's widest point. This is a wonderful weeding tool and great for making ditches

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 70F - Wood Handled Field Hoe

 The ferrule is welded directly to the 7" wide head, and a rivet and adhesive in addition to a pressure fit secure the handle to the head. We guarantee it will not come apart. It can be used to break sod, cultivate crops, or clear waste trees up to 1" diameter. Thousands are in use by cotton growers, homeowners and landscapers. 54" handles are standard.

55F - Wood Handled Field Hoe

The head of this field hoe is 5.5 inches wide and ready to do all kinds of work. It can break up sod, cultivate crops, or be used in a garden. The sharpness and strength of this recycled steel makes it strong enough for most tasks. 54" handle is standard. 

40F - Wood Handled Field Hoe

This rugged 4" wide field hoe will take care of large weeds, cut sprouts off of a stump, tear up sod, till your garden, or dig a trench. It is very popular with sugarbeet growers, and sold with a guarantee. The head and standard 60" handle will stay together and the head will neither bend or break.

Scuffle Hoes

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80s                 60s              40s

Rogue scuffle hoes are like no other push/pull hoe you may have tried. The head is made of high grade tempered steel and sold sharp to cut with both the pushing and pulling motion.

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