Monica is the founder and Editor of the Gardening Products Review. She's had a lifelong love affair with gardening and a fascination with gardening tools. She's been known to disassemble tools just to see how they work and has a tendency to break tools while testing them in the garden.
Battery-powered lawn mowers are slowly evolving to the point that some are a viable replacement for a gas-powered mower. The GreenWorks Twin Force runs on two 40V batteries, cuts and mulches extremely well, and can easily manage a typical suburban yard. Continue Reading
Cordless string trimmers have come a long way over the last few years, going from cumbersome tools that ran out of battery power quickly to the new lightweight, nimble grass cutting machines that provide almost as much “oomph” as a corded or gas powered weed whacker. Given the plethora of string trimmer models, brands and features available today, how do you choose the best one to meet your needs? Read the article! Continue Reading
GreenStalk was created by a father and sons team of engineers. From start to finish the GreenStalk was made and continues to be manufactured in East Tennessee. Continue Reading
The first patented all purpose garden tool, designed to be a 2 in 1 shovel and saw. Ideal use for digging deep roots, whacking or trimming plants and trees, cutting branches, edging lawns, survival, and landscaping. Continue Reading
The only gloves designed by an orthopedic hand specialist with patented technology that helps you grip better with less effort. The strategically-placed pads help even out the surface of the hand. Continue Reading
This self-watering planter and support cage works well for growing tomatoes, especially when grow in the organic potting mix and tomato fertilizer that comes with the kit. The 4-gallon reservoir means that you don’t have to water as often and the fill spout is large enough to make filling the reservoir a breeze. Of all the tomato growing kits or planters I’ve tested, this is the one I like best. Continue Reading
This new planter kit, available exclusively from Gardener’s Supply, is supposed to “grow 35% more tomatoes” and “guarantee a big harvest of delicious organic tomatoes.” I’m not sure what that number is compared against, but anything that promises to produce more tasty tomatoes is worth trying. Continue Reading
Who doesn’t love those ripe, sweet/tart fruits fresh from the vine? Here are seven terrific tips to help you grow your best-ever tomatoes. Continue Reading
At Radius Garden™ we have ignored tradition and nonsense, re-thinking every aspect of every tool we make so you can have a better, more comfortable gardening experience. Continue Reading
High Caliper Growing was incorporated in 1984 and manufactures its products at our headquarters in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Because we oversee production, we have the highest quality standards. Every 'Bag' is made for growing a great plant! Continue Reading
Bartlett Bench & Wire Inc. has been in operation for over 25 years and proudly sells retail and wholesale to its customers. Continue Reading
Corona tools serve the demands of professionals and serve to inspire those looking for professional results. For us, it’s a promise of the highest standards in utility, quality and craftsmanship. For who use our tools, it’s Corona Confidence. Continue Reading
If you’re the impatient type like me, or just want to get heat-loving plants off to an early start, this is something to consider. It collapses flat for storage, is sturdy enough not to tear, and keeps tender plants protected from cold and wind. Continue Reading
Each month, there’s so much that could be done in the garden that it’s hard to know what must be done. So I’ve broken the May gardening tasks into three categories. If you only have time for a few things, focus on the ‘Must Do’ tasks. Add in the ‘Should Do’ and ‘Nice to Do’ tasks as time allows. Continue Reading
We started out as a couple wanting to teach our children how to grow vegetables. With no experience or tool available to help us do the job efficiently, we created our own and the Seeding Square was born: A color-coded seed spacing tool to simplify the planting and tending of a vegetable garden while optimizing space, increasing the harvest and reducing weeds. Continue Reading
