Essential Garden Maintenance Tools

Maintaining your garden and wooden garden furniture needn’t be a chore with just a few simple tools on hand for those quick touch-ups.
The humble bucket is a fantastic tool in the garden; required for, amongst a thousand other things, moving compost, mixing potting soil, transporting plants and cleaning your teak garden furniture set. A simple plastic bucket will do just fine.
Watering cans are great for, obviously watering, but also for steady distribution of fertilisers and so on. The internet is a great place to find unique but functional watering cans. Garden stakes can be created from almost anything, and don’t’ have to be of great expense. Provide weak plants with support, or even create a full trellis for light creepers.
For a large garden a wheelbarrow provides a convenient, handy little energy-saving tool. Smaller gardens may need only a sheet of tarp. Tarp is great for keeping soil off your nice lawn, patio or garden accessories, and can easily be used to cleanly transport small trees or bushes. It seems rather confusing that amongst the plethora of strange-looking tools required for your garden’s upkeep, that most essential tool when maintaining teak garden furniture should be an old rag. Keep a few soft rags handy to gently wipe away stains or apply special wood cleaner to your wooden garden furniture. Teak oil is great to rejuvenate your teak garden furniture easily. Apply with a rag or conventional paintbrush every so often to liven up your garden set.  Pop your essential tools in our teak gardeners trug for easy access.