Two simple garden suggestions

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1. Install a mailbox at your garden. They are cheap and waterproof and can be used to hold tools & supplies conveniently.
2. I use simple garden twine to tie tomatoes to stakes. Put a piece of clothesline through the center of the roll and hang over your head when working on the plants. SImply pull off the twine and cut as needed.
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I keep my frequently used tools and garden supplies in a covered 5gal bucket. Plus, another covered 5gal for trash. Also keep a milk crate there for sitting, for use as a step stool, and to use as a carrier.
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What kind of tools you guys using regularly? I just use a few hoes, sickle/scythe, shovels, potato fork, a felco 2

Only the clipper would fit, i guess i use a hand spade a little
 

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What kind of tools you guys using regularly? I just use a few hoes, sickle/scythe, shovels, potato fork, a felco 2

Only the clipper would fit, i guess i use a hand spade a little
I just keep a pair of sharp garden scissors, pair of forceps, a trowel, twine, garden velcro fasteners, spray bottle filled with isopropyl alcohol, a filet knife.
 

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