How to remove rust from small garden tools using an acid bath. Keep your hand tools in great shape by keeping them rust free! How to care for garden tools after cleaning them.

Gardening can make a big mess. It’s important to clean up so your tools last for many years. Here’s how to clean your garden tools!

Don't let laziness lead to rusty blades and sticky pruners. Learn how to clean your garden tools quickly (and sharpen them automatically) by setting up a simple tool cleaning station in your yard. All you need are a bucket of sand and a bottle of oil to do most of the work for you.

The pruning shears that you use in the garden can get dirty really quickly from all kinds of horticultural gunk building up on them. Read on to find out how to clean pruning shears so you can keep yours in tip-top shape!

Even if you have years of rust and grime built up on your garden tools, you can clean them quickly and easily with no scrubbing at all. You just need two household ingredients to keep your tools looking shiny and new. Here's your go-to guide for removing rust from tools, no elbow grease needed!

Tell me if this has ever happened to you, my friend. Spring rolls around, and you’re ready to get out in the garden and start the season properly. Only you can’t seem to find your

Learn from my mistakes – always, always survey your working area before packing it in for the day. Or else…this will happen: Yup, gardening tools left outside to weather the elements will soon look like

Has a garden gnome or two taken shelter for the winter near your hand tools? Do you hear snarky comments when you pass by, like “Ha! You don’t take care of your tools! Look at that lopper! Look at that soil knife!” Well relief is at hand! You ca

Learn some quick and easy ways you can use to disinfect and sterilize your gardening tools. Whether you use rubbing alcohol, 10% bleach, or a commercial cleaning agent, disinfecting gardening tools is a must-do for any orchid grower. #Orchids #OrchidCare

Winter is the perfect time to reset, regroup and prepare for the coming year. It’s not a very active time of year for gardeners, but...