Month: January 2022

World Naked Gardening Day 2024

World Naked Gardening Day 2024

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World Naked Gardening Day 2024

Yes you heard it right World Naked Gardening Day 2024 is an actual day and it is becoming more and more popular. World Naked Gardening Day 2024 is taking place on Saturday, May 4th so hopefully, it will be a warm day down at the allotment or in the garden.

With the use of social media World, Naked Gardening day has become a popular day with gardeners. You will see lots of posts online where people are sharing photos of themselves naked in the garden with their important bits covered with leaves, watering cans, or any other gardening item.

World Naked Gardening Day certainly brings together gardeners from around the world from their back garden or their allotment. Just make sure that if you are gardening naked watch out for the nettles or the brambles you could certainly do some damage with these on your skin.

Introduction:

In the celebration of unbridled freedom and a unique blend of horticulture and humor, World Naked Gardening Day 2024 beckons enthusiasts worldwide to shed their inhibitions and clothing to commune with nature in its most natural state. This eccentric annual event, observed on the first Saturday of May, encourages participants to embrace the liberating experience of tending to their gardens in the buff. As gardening enthusiasts and free spirits alike eagerly await this joyous occasion, World Naked Gardening Day promises an unconventional yet exhilarating celebration of nature, community, and the simple, unadorned pleasures of nurturing the earth.

Join us as we explore the spirited world of World Naked Gardening Day 2024, where gardens become canvas, and participants unite to celebrate a unique fusion of naturism and horticulture. Embrace the humor, camaraderie, and unpretentious joy that accompany this distinctive celebration, as gardening enthusiasts worldwide prepare to cultivate their gardens au naturel.

You now know when World Naked Gardening Day 2024 is the question is will you be participating in it? Make sure you check out @gardeningwithben on Instagram as he always gets involved in the fun day.

Conclusion

Conclusion:

As the sun sets on World Naked Gardening Day 2024, it leaves behind a trail of laughter, camaraderie, and a shared appreciation for the simple joys of gardening in the buff. This annual celebration, where enthusiasts from around the globe unite in a playful embrace of naturism and horticulture, has once again proven that gardening can be both liberating and whimsical.

World Naked Gardening Day transcends the ordinary, inviting participants to shed not only their clothes but also any reservations, reveling in the uninhibited connection with nature. Beyond the unconventional aspect, the event fosters a sense of community, as participants find common ground in the lighthearted celebration of their shared passion for gardening.

As we reflect on the barefoot dances through flower beds, the laughter echoing in lush green spaces, and the unapologetic celebration of the human form in communion with the earth, World Naked Gardening Day 2024 stands as a testament to the resilient spirit of those who find joy in embracing the unconventional.

May the memories of this whimsical celebration linger, reminding us all that amidst the rigors of daily life, there’s always room for laughter, community, and the sheer delight of embracing nature in its purest form. Until next year’s celebration, happy gardening!

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

National Allotment Week 2022

National Allotment Week 2022

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National Allotment Week 2022

Every year the National Allotment Society celebrates all things allotments and gives them the recognition they deserve. Allotments were always referred to for old retired people but this is changing more and more daily as more people do not have gardens to grow things in and lots more people are feeling the need to grow organic produce and help the environment. The National Allotment Week 2022 will take place from 8th to 14th August 2022.

Every year the National Allotment Society has a different topic that they encourage. This year’s topic has not been announced as yet but The National Allotment Week 2021 was Plotting for the Future you can find all the information on 2021 week here where you can find pdfs and talks on the topic.

When we find out the National Allotment Week 2022 topic we will certainly be getting involved and sharing videos and information on this year’s topic as we love to encourage more and more people to take up allotments.

You now know when the National Allotment Week 2022 is and it is up to you to get involved and spread the word of allotments through your social media channels.

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

Allotment Size

Allotment Size

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Allotment Size

Allotments can come in all different sizes but they tend to stick to the same size for a lot of allotment plots. An allotment is often used for growing vegetables, fruit, flowers, and even keeping livestock like chickens and bees. The allotment size of the plot is measured in old-fashioned measurement from the Anglo- Saxon times this is called rods which are poles or perches. This has not changed much over the years.

An allotment size is usually around 10 rods. This is usually 250 square meters. You can also find on some allotment sites where they have half plots as not everyone can manage a full allotment plot.

When you get an allotment plot it is always good to measure the plot straight away to make sure the council or the private landlord is paying you the correct rent for the plot. If it is the wrong size let the landowner know and try and get your rent corrected.

Introduction:

In the intricate world of allotment gardening, where the earth is transformed into communal canvases for cultivation, the size of individual plots plays a pivotal role. Allotment size is not merely a spatial measurement; it is a critical determinant that shapes the scope of a gardener’s creativity, the variety of crops they can cultivate, and the overall potential for bountiful harvests. Whether sprawling or compact, each allotment size contributes to the rich mosaic of community gardening, offering unique opportunities and challenges.

This exploration delves into the diverse dimensions of allotment size, unraveling its significance in the context of individual gardening aspirations and the collective spirit of communal plots. From maximizing productivity within limited spaces to the joys of abundance in larger plots, the size of allotments becomes a defining factor in the ever-evolving tapestry of shared gardening spaces. Join us on this journey as we navigate the nuanced landscape of allotment sizes, understanding how they influence the gardening experience and foster a sense of community among green-thumbed enthusiasts.

Conclusion

Conclusion:

As we conclude our exploration into the diverse world of allotment sizes, it becomes evident that these plots of cultivated earth are not just measured in square footage; they are canvases for individual creativity and communal collaboration. The size of an allotment, whether petite or expansive, brings with it a unique set of opportunities, challenges, and joys that shape the gardening experience for enthusiasts.

Small allotments, with their cozy confines, inspire ingenuity in maximizing space, fostering a sense of intimacy and careful curation. These plots often become laboratories for compact gardening, showcasing the incredible potential for abundance within limited areas.

Conversely, larger allotments offer a canvas for grander visions, allowing gardeners to explore diverse crops, implement elaborate designs, and revel in the joys of generous harvests. The sense of spaciousness opens avenues for experimentation and variety, turning these plots into havens for holistic gardening experiences.

Ultimately, the significance of allotment size extends beyond measurements; it is a reflection of the diversity and individuality that thrives within the gardening community. These plots, whether small or large, contribute to the communal spirit of shared cultivation, fostering connections among individuals with a common love for the soil.

May each allotment, regardless of size, continue to be a source of inspiration, growth, and community bonding. As gardeners nurture their plots, may the shared passion for cultivation transcend the physical dimensions, weaving a rich tapestry of shared experiences in the ever-growing landscape of allotment gardening. Happy gardening!

You now know how an allotment size is measured and the average size of an allotment plot.

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

Allotment Paths

Allotment Paths

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Allotment Paths

When you get your own allotment it is extremely exciting and so much fun. It can be hard work and challenging but the rewards you get from growing your own fruit, vegetables, and flowers are fantastic. However, getting started with the allotment is also important. The main thing is planning your allotment and that includes sorting your allotment paths out. Yes, allotment paths are as important as anything else. In this article, we will be talking about the different types of allotment paths you can install on your plot.

Most allotment holders will have allotment paths on their plot, these tend to separate your beds from one another so you can identify where they are. They also make your allotment more organized. Allotment paths are handy to walk down so that you are not standing on your produce or getting your shoes extremely muddy.

Introduction:

In the intricate tapestry of allotment gardening, where every square inch of soil is cultivated with care and purpose, the paths that wind through these green havens play a crucial role. Allotment paths are not merely practical walkways; they are the connective threads that weave the fabric of a thriving communal space. These paths guide the footsteps of gardeners, creating a harmonious balance between order and the abundant chaos of flourishing crops.

This exploration delves into the significance of allotment paths, uncovering their multifaceted roles in both the aesthetic appeal and practical functionality of communal gardens. From providing access to individual plots to fostering a sense of community among gardeners, these pathways are the silent contributors to the success and unity of allotment spaces. Join us on this journey as we navigate the winding paths, understanding how they shape the landscape and communal spirit of allotment gardening.

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

Paving Slabs

Paving slabs are one of the best things you can have as allotment paths. This is because they can be laid on the soil leveled out. You can also lay the paving slabs on a black membrane which will stop the weeds from growing in between the paving slabs. Paving slabs for allotment paths are extremely easy to maintain you can just sweep the mud off them. Getting hold of paving slabs can also be extremely easy as you can find them on Facebook Marketplace regularly selling for free.

USing paving slabs as allotment paths will stop you from getting muddied up and stop you from slipping all over the allotment when they are just muddy paths.

Paving slabs are what I use on my plot and highly recommend.

Woodchip Paths

A lot of allotment holders like to go for the woodchip allotment paths. This is because it can act as a mulch and weed suppressant stopping the light from getting in and the weeds from growing. You can often get woodchip for free from the council if it is a council-run allotment site. However, get in touch with a tree felling company and they may supply you with it as they have to pay to dispose of wood chips.

Wood chip allotment paths are not my favorite type of paths as the wood chip eventually rots down and you have to keep adding to it. Another letdown is that the wood chip will often stick to your shoes trailing it all around the allotment and into beds.

Grass Paths

The last common type of allotment path is a grass allotment path. These can be great to have on the allotment as they will obviously attract the wildlife and nature to the plot. You will need to keep a mower down at the plot to keep these looking neat and tidy but it only has to be a push-powered one, not an electric or petrol lawnmower. The only real downside to grass allotment paths is that they can get muddy if it rains.

Conclusion

Conclusion:

As we conclude our exploration into the world of allotment paths, it becomes evident that these unassuming walkways are the unsung heroes of communal gardening spaces. Much more than mere channels for movement, allotment paths define the landscape, providing structure and accessibility to the vibrant tapestry of cultivated plots.

The significance of allotment paths extends beyond their practical roles. They serve as conduits for community, guiding gardeners along a shared journey of growth and cultivation. These pathways facilitate not only the transportation of tools and produce but also the exchange of knowledge, camaraderie, and the simple joy of shared moments between green-thumbed enthusiasts.

In the grand scheme of allotment gardening, paths become the arteries that allow life to flow seamlessly through the communal space. They invite exploration, create a sense of order amidst the flourishing chaos of nature, and ultimately contribute to the beauty and functionality of the entire allotment.

May the winding paths of allotment gardens continue to lead gardeners towards fruitful harvests, shared experiences, and a deeper connection to the land. As we walk these paths, may they not only guide our footsteps but also inspire a collective sense of stewardship and community in the ever-growing tapestry of allotment gardening. Happy gardening!

What sort of allotment path will you be having your plot?

Allotment Association

Allotment Association

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Allotment Association

Introduction:

In the tapestry of community gardening and shared agricultural spaces, the concept of an Allotment Association stands as a vibrant thread, weaving together the interests, expertise, and enthusiasm of individual gardeners. An Allotment Association serves as a communal hub, fostering collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and a sense of camaraderie among individuals with a shared passion for cultivating the land.

This exploration delves into the essence of Allotment Associations, where plots of earth transform into thriving communal gardens. From the camaraderie fostered by shared experiences to the collective wisdom exchanged among green-thumbed enthusiasts, an Allotment Association becomes a nexus for both seasoned and novice gardeners alike.

Join us as we unravel the layers of Allotment Associations, understanding their significance, roles in community building, and the wealth of benefits they bring to individual gardeners and the broader community. From the joy of shared harvests to the educational opportunities they provide, the journey with an Allotment Association is a celebration of gardening as a collective endeavor, where the love for cultivating the land binds a community together.

What is an allotment association?

When you finally get to the top of your allotment waiting list and get offered your first allotment you will often find an allotment association attached to the allotment site whether it be a council allotment or a private rented allotment. Most allotment sites will have an allotment association. The allotment association will either run alongside the council where they will report any issues to the council allotment ranger or allotment office. If it is a private rented allotment site the allotment association will work with the private allotment landowner.

A allotment association is always great to be apart of as somethimes you can have issues with your allotment or even your allotment neighbours. They are a group of members which will be voted in each year who you can go to.

An allotment assotion will also organise allotment meetings – this is not just to talk about vegetables and fruit but to discuss important issues from security, keeping the allotment site clean and tidy and maintained in the communal areas. They may also organise allotment shows where you can show off the size of your marrows and pumpkins. In the summer time some allotment assotians often organise allotment bbqs where you can meet other and share your allotment tips and advice with one another.

You will often find allotment organasiations having an allotment shop where you can purchase cheap seeds, tools, fertiliser plus lots lots more.

If you get the chance to join an allotment association it is highly reccomended as you will not only have some one you can voice your opinions to and goto for help but you are helping to keep the allotment site up and running and maintaned for the whole community.

Conclusion

Conclusion:

In the concluding chapter of our exploration into the world of Allotment Associations, it becomes clear that these community-driven gardening entities are not merely shared plots of earth but vibrant ecosystems of collaboration, shared knowledge, and collective growth. The Allotment Association, with its roots deeply embedded in the soil and the spirit of community, stands as a testament to the power of individuals coming together with a common love for cultivation.

As we reflect on the significance of Allotment Associations, it’s evident that they are not just places where plants take root; they are fertile grounds for fostering friendships, exchanging gardening wisdom, and creating a sense of belonging. The camaraderie that blossoms within these communal spaces adds a unique dimension to the joy of gardening, turning what might be a solitary pursuit into a shared adventure.

Moreover, the educational opportunities provided by Allotment Associations contribute to the continuous growth and development of gardeners. Novices find mentors, and seasoned individuals discover new techniques, creating an environment where everyone can flourish and learn from one another.

In the grand tapestry of community gardening, Allotment Associations weave threads of connection, cultivating not only the land but also a shared sense of purpose and stewardship. May the seeds sown in these communal plots continue to blossom, fostering a culture of collective growth, sustainable practices, and the enduring joy of gardening for generations to come. Happy gardening!

You can also join the National allotment sociaty here.

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

Black Plastic Sheeting For Allotment

Black Plastic Sheeting For Allotment

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Black Plastic Sheeting For Allotment

If you are new to an allotment site you will want to read this article! When I first got my allotment 17 years ago I fell in love with black plastic sheeting for allotment. This can also be called black membrane. The reason why allotment holders fall in love with the black membrane is that it is a weed suppressant. This means that it will keep the weeds down from growing.

When you first take on an allotment I always give the most important allotment tip which is yes go full steam ahead with clearing your plot but cover it back up with the black membrane as the weeds will start to appear again and soon take back over – you may think you can keep up with them but trust me they fight back.

Introduction:

In the world of allotment gardening, where every inch of soil holds the promise of a fruitful harvest, the choice of materials for weed control and soil management is paramount. One such versatile and widely embraced solution is black plastic sheeting. Used strategically, this unassuming material has the power to transform an allotment into a thriving garden oasis. From suppressing weeds to conserving moisture and optimizing temperature, the applications of black plastic sheeting are as diverse as the crops it nurtures.

In this exploration, we delve into the benefits, applications, and considerations of using black plastic sheeting for allotments. Whether you are a seasoned gardener seeking efficient weed control methods or a novice eager to optimize your plot’s productivity, join us as we uncover the practical uses and advantages of incorporating black plastic sheeting into your allotment gardening arsenal. From weed suppression to enhanced soil warmth, the journey with black plastic sheeting unfolds as a tale of efficiency, sustainability, and bountiful yields.

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

Click to see book on Amazon

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

The black plastic sheeting for allotment is specially designed to let water through but does not let the light through which prevents the weeds from growing through. Allotment holders like myself use black membrane for growing strawberries through as you can cut a square piece which will fit your bed, you can then slice a slit to put your strawberry plant through. Planting your strawberry plants through the black membrane will stop the weeds from taking over your strawberry bed and it will keep the ground moist and stop it drying out as fast as it lets the rainwater through.

When buying black plastic sheeting for allotment do not buy the cloth cheap variety as it will soon disintegrate and rip. You need to buy the black membrane plastic variety. Below is a link to the variety that I buy from Amazon. You can click the link below for you to be taken to Amazon where you can purchase safely and securely.

Here is a link below where you can purchase the black membrane from Amazon safely and securely which I recommend using.

Click to see the black membrane on Amazon

You can also use the black plastic sheeting for allotment for your paths. This will keep the weeds down and you won’t have to waste all your time keeping the weeds from growing all over your paths. If you want you can also put paving slabs on them which you can often find on Facebook Marketplace for free. The black membrane will certainly save you a lot of time on the allotment and keep areas clear and weed-free until you actually need to use that area of your allotment.

Conclusion

Conclusion:

As we conclude our exploration into the realm of allotment gardening, with black plastic sheeting as a steadfast ally, it becomes evident that this unassuming material holds the key to unlocking the full potential of your gardening endeavors. The journey through the applications and benefits of black plastic sheeting reveals not just a tool for weed control but a multi-faceted solution that contributes to the overall health and productivity of your allotment.

By embracing the strategic use of black plastic sheeting, gardeners can experience a significant reduction in weed competition, providing their crops with the space and nutrients they need to thrive. The conservation of moisture and optimization of soil temperature create an environment that nurtures robust plant growth, ensuring that each inch of the allotment is maximized for productivity.

Furthermore, the eco-friendly nature of black plastic sheeting aligns with the principles of sustainable gardening, offering a solution that is not only effective but also environmentally conscious. As gardeners, we are entrusted with the stewardship of the land, and black plastic sheeting emerges as a tool that aids in this responsibility.

In the tapestry of allotment gardening, where each decision contributes to the overall success of the harvest, black plastic sheeting proves to be a valuable thread. May your allotment flourish, weeds be subdued, and your crops thrive abundantly under the strategic embrace of black plastic sheeting. Happy gardening!

Black plastic sheeting for allotment pegs

When using the black membrane on your allotment it is always wise to purchase the pegs for it. You can always use bricks to hold it down but there is a chance of tripping over it and it also looks messy. Purchase the metal ones which will last forever and will never need replacing. We have provided the link below for the pegs which we recommend in buying. Just click the image to see them on Amazon:-

Can You Freeze Rhubarb

Can you freeze Rhubarb

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Can You Freeze Rhubarb

Have you grown your own rhubarb in the garden and allotment and have too much to eat or cook with? Or have you purchased some rhubarb from the shops but not got round to using it yet? Rhubabrb does not last long once you have picked it so freezing it would be a great option. Find out here if you can freeze rhubarb and how to freeze the rhubarb. Here we will share with you the different methods to freeze your rhubarb.

Introduction:

Exploring the world of rhubarb, known for its unique tangy flavor and vibrant red stalks, often leads to an abundance of this versatile ingredient. When faced with a surplus of rhubarb, the question arises: Can you freeze rhubarb? This inquiry unveils a world of possibilities for extending the enjoyment of this springtime gem throughout the year. Freezing rhubarb not only preserves its distinct taste but also ensures you have a supply of this versatile ingredient ready for a multitude of culinary adventures.

In this guide, we’ll delve into the art of freezing rhubarb, unraveling the steps, tips, and considerations that will help you harness the full potential of this remarkable ingredient. Whether you’re a seasoned cook looking to capture the essence of spring or a gardening enthusiast with a rhubarb bounty, join us on this journey as we explore the techniques to freeze rhubarb successfully, unlocking its unique tartness for use in pies, jams, and a variety of delightful recipes year-round.

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

How to Freeze Rhubarb

Here we will provide you with the easiest way to freeze your rhubarb to keep it tasting fresh and tasting delicious.

  • Pick your rhubarb from the allotment, garden or the supermarket. Picking the rhubarb fresh from the garden or the allotment will taste freshest.
  • If you have picked your rhubarb you will need to cut the leaves off (these are poisionous ) also cut off the other end which is usally white.
  • Wash your rhubarb throughly especially if freshly picked there is often little critters hiding away.
  • Slice your rhubarb into thin chunks.
  • Write on a zip bag with a sharpie pen the date.
  • Place all the chunks into a zip bag and seal compressing all the air out of it.

When you are ready to use your rhubarb just take it out of the freezer and the zip bag and defrost. You can store your frozen rhubarb in the freezer for 6-12 months to keep it the best to taste.

Conclusion

Conclusion:

As we conclude our exploration into the freezing of rhubarb, it becomes clear that preserving the distinctive tartness of this springtime treasure is not just feasible but a culinary boon. Freezing rhubarb opens a gateway to year-round enjoyment, allowing you to savor the essence of spring in various recipes, from pies and crumbles to jams and sauces.

Armed with the knowledge of proper freezing techniques, you can now embark on a journey of culinary creativity, pulling from your frozen stash to infuse a burst of tangy flavor into your favorite dishes. Whether you’re a seasoned chef or a home cook experimenting with new recipes, frozen rhubarb becomes a convenient and versatile ally in your kitchen.

So, freeze away and relish the convenience of having the essence of rhubarb at your fingertips, regardless of the season. May your frozen rhubarb add a zing of flavor to your culinary creations and serve as a reminder that the joys of spring can be savored year-round. Happy freezing!

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TABOR TOOLS GG12E Professional Anvil Lopper

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TABOR TOOLS GG12E Professional Anvil Lopper Review

Welcome to our customer reviews of TABOR TOOLS GG12E Professional Anvil Lopper. Here you will be able to find out all the information you need on these garden loppers and if they are worth the money before going out and purchasing them from the shops or Amazon.

You can also click the link below to see the item on Amazon where you can purchase the item safely and securely from a well-known company.

Click Here To See The Item On Amazon

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

Brief Overview:-

  • CHOPS THROUGH 5cm BRANCHES effortlessly. This KING OF LOPPERS will allow for fast removal of dry and woody growth and is the ideal tool for preparatory cuts and cut-to-length work. The lopper is designed and built for professional grade applications and makes cutting dramatically easy through extra leverage and compound action power!
  • SHARP HARDENED CARBON STEEL BLADE will stay sharp, even after some heavy use! The low-friction non-stick coated gliding blade make every cut a joyful experience. The tools is easy to use, even for the elderly gardener or if you have arthritic wrists. There’s no cut you can’t make with this KNIGHT’S BLADE! Replacement cutting blades available.
  • COMFORT GRIP. The rubberized grips on handles provide comfort and good grip. This longer 76 cm model will allow you to work with some extra strength and leverage and to efficiently navigate around higher limbs. The ergonomically handles are designed for optimal grip to ease the cutting of any branch. Overall, this is a balanced, powerful and dependable tool which will soon become YOUR BEST FRIEND IN THE GARDEN

Description

If you are looking for some great loppers for the garden and allotment these are a great item to purchase. They will cut through 5cm branches easily and make the garden and allotment looking tidy and neat.

Price Range

Below is the Amazon picture you will be able to see how much these loppers are currently selling for. You can click the picture and it will take you through to Amazon where you can purchase the garden tool safely and securely.

Customer Reviews

Do you want to know what the customers think of this product? Here we have some verified purchases reviews from the customers themselves:-

  • Good loppers, but does not really cut 5cm branches with ease any more than other decent loppers of these dimensions that I have used. How thick will depend very much on the type of wood and its condition/age. I would say 3cm with ease, and 4cm+ with some effort if the wood is fairly hard.

Overall Review

These loppers have been purchased over 3400 times from Amazon. It is rated 4.7 out of 5 which is amazing! It has an 82% 5-star rating.

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We hope you have found our TABOR TOOLS GG12E Professional Anvil Lopper Review useful.

Spear and Jackson 8290RS Razorsharp Advance Heavy Duty Telescopic Ratchet Anvil Lopper

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Spear and Jackson 8290RS Razorsharp Advance Heavy Duty Telescopic Ratchet Anvil Lopper Review

Welcome to our customer review of Spear and Jackson 8290RS Razorsharp Advance Heavy Duty Telescopic Ratchet Anvil Lopper. Here you can find out all about this product and what the customers actually think about it. Whether it is worth spending the money on them to purchase for the garden and the allotment.

You can also click the link below to see the item on Amazon where you can purchase the item safely and securely from a well-known company.

Click Here To See The Item On Amazon

Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

You can check out all the allotment and kitchen garden books we recommend here.

Brief Overview:-

  • Ratchet action gives easy cutting in short steps – ideal for thicker, harder branches
  • PTFE coated blade for rust resistance and smooth cutting
  • Genuine Spear and Jackson product
  • Grow your own British growing 2018 award winners

Description

These loppers are ideal for the thicker harder branches when pruning your fruit trees and shrubs back in the garden and the allotment. They even won an award in the Grow your own awards in 2018 showing that they are a trusted item to purchase. Get your garden and allotment in shape with these fantastic loppers.

Price Range

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Customer Reviews

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  • This lopper has a non-optional ratchet mechanism so it requires multiple pulls to close, then release to fully open again, then repeat the cycle. Far too fiddly for thinner branches but enables you to cut thick ones in several pulls, that would almost certainly defeat most people otherwise. So for anything up to an inch – maybe even more – of hard wood stem, this is what you need. I was able to cut all the rising stems of ivy growing up my house, after which the foliage all died and was much easier to remove. The degree of extensability of the handles was very useful too for this job. Built like a tank and quite heavy to hold, and hard on the arms & back … but you won’t need to use it often. When you do need it, it’s gold dust. Get a decent ordinary lopper for the half inch or thinner stems and more frequent use.

Overall Review

This game has been purchased over 2400 times from Amazon. It is rated 4.6 out of 5 which is amazing! It has a 78% 5 star rating.

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Draper 3082 Bulb Planter

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Draper 3082 Bulb Planter Review

Are you looking for a bulb planter to plant your Spring bulbs, Summer Bulbs, or even your potatoes well here we are reviewing the Draper 3082 Bulb Planter? Find out what the customers think of the item before you purchase it and if it is worthwhile. See the customer’s reviews of the product.

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Allotment and Kitchen Garden Book

Are you starting an allotment or planning on growing your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers in a kitchen garden? If so we highly recommend the book Allotment Month By Month. This does exactly what it does on the cover to help you with what you should be doing in the allotment and kitchen garden each month. Below you can see the link for Amazon where you can purchase the book directly. This book is extremely popular with all allotment holders as you will read in the reviews:-

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Brief Overview:-

  • Contents: 3 plain slot and 3 cross slot
  • Hardened tool steel precision ground blades
  • Ãickel plated steel bodies with swivel tops

Description

This bulb planter saves you time and effort digging the ground to plant your Spring and Summer Bulbs. People even use bulb planters to plant the potato sets to save time digging a trench.

Price Range

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Customer Reviews

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  • Ordered despite reading the negative reviews. Planted 40 bulbs in quite compacted, heavy clay lawn. I love that I haven’t destroyed the turf by digging it up. I’ve got another 350 bulbs to go. There is a trick to using it; you need to twist it back and forth into the ground. Release of dirt and turf clod via handle worked well. Can’t see what all the negative fuss is about.
  • I was astonished by some of the reviews that say that this bends or breaks. It is very well made and works perfectly. Perhaps some users were standing on it to force into hard ground which is definitely not the way to use it.

Overall Review

This tool has been purchased over 1400 times from Amazon. It is rated 4.2 out of 5 which is amazing! It has a 58% 5-star rating.

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