Welcome!

Welcome, tehamamama!

I too do just about everything with my Cobra head. My husband discovered how useful it can be and sometimes asks to use it. He got me one on a long handle for Christmas last year.

Of course, I do carry some hand tools on the tractor…
these tools are pretty much always on the tractor:



and depending on the job at hand,
these are my most used implements...

And, I usually have aussiedoodle help!

That last one is my favorite, Frank.

Frank, what is the tool to the left of the scissors? I don't recognize it.

I didn't, either. Thought it was a brush until I zoomed in.


Having MS my stamina is generally limited, so, in truth, my favorite, FAVORITE garden tool(s) would be...

abhege said:

Frank, what is the tool to the left of the scissors? I don't recognize it.

It is a small, indestructible aluminum trowel.

How cool. Neato, even!

Love it!!!!

I want Debra's tools! (wouldn't mind having that flower bed, either!)

edited to add: I have an aluminum trowel very similar to Frank's; mine is a bit broader, a gift from an elderly friend. Those are very nice!

All former coworkers. There is another flower bed, now, where the young man in the white t-shirt is standing and a whole lot less grass. Couldn't have done it without their generous help.

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Back to the topic also, can't do without bypass pruners.

Now that just beats the heck out of mowing grass! And I think DH's favorite garden tool is his riding mower. He uses it like a vacuum cleaner for scooping up leaves.

Frank, the first pix looks like the makings of a very sinister surgery!

....and your handy aluminum trowel looks like half a speculum. Just sayin'.

>> Frank, the first pix looks like the makings of a very sinister surgery!

"Is it SAFE???"

Well,
Its good to see that the favorite indespensible tools for many are seemingly human powered!

I am not surprised, and the shared innovations have been really interesting!

Mine would be my bulb auger. You can plant 100 bulbs in no time. Also great if you have a bunch of small plugs to plant.

My surgical growl has a big brother and forky sister, I could not fins the fork:)