Sarah, originally from Wisconsin, prefers to be outdoors whenever possible. She has been known to high-five trees on hikes, tests the limits of her balance on kayaks, and is re-discovering a love of cycling. She works behind-the-scenes at the Gardening Products Review, located in sunny Tucson, Arizona.
It is often said that grass looks greener on the other side of the fence, but we got to wondering – HOW do these mysterious Jones’s get their grass so green? So we went straight to the pros and asked them. Below are some tips that we got from Charles Aubry, Golf Course Superintendent at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, GA (host of the PGA Tour Championship each year) and Continue Reading
Whether you grew your seedlings or purchased them, we show you how to plant your tomato seedlings in the ground, in a self-watering container, and even in a bucket! Watch the video for tips and tricks to ensure that you have strong, healthy plants that produce fruit. Continue Reading
At the end of each year, the Gardening Products Review takes a close look at all of the products we’ve reviewed that year. We then award up to five products with the Golden Shovel Award for outstanding garden product. Here are the 2016 winners! Continue Reading
Do you know what type of wood an anvil pruner or lopper is used for? What about a bypass pruner? This quick video tutorial shows you the difference so you’ll be an expert on knowing which type of tool to pick! Continue Reading
It's time to vote for the 2017 Readers' Choice Golden Shovel Award! This award is given to the gardening product we reviewed in 2017 that gets the most votes from our readers as their favorite gardening item of the year. So vote today! Continue Reading
This powerful lopper can cut through up to 2” of live wood. The bumper and padded handles provide support, and the lever and long handles ensure a clean cut. Continue Reading
The Sun Joe 16 in cordless chainsaw is a powerful tool, well balanced, with important safety features. However, its one flaw is the amount of times it stops while cutting. Continue Reading
