We had a fair few tools before we embarked on this way of life, but not everything we needed!
Listed here are some specialist tools we’ve since acquired and would recommend. One piece of advice for all: beware false economy, buy the very best you can afford.
Listed here are some specialist tools we’ve since acquired and would recommend. One piece of advice for all: beware false economy, buy the very best you can afford.
Planting spade |
In the garden
Push hoe (for between planted rows)
Cape cod weeder (fine stuff, in beds)
Cape cod weeder (fine stuff, in beds)
For planting
Planting spade (trees and shrubs)Ho-Mi - Korean hand plough (seedlings, bulbs and small stuff)
For mowing
Austrian scytheWhetstones
Peening anvil
Sickle
Leaf hands (gathering mulch)
For fencing
Digging bar/pinch (also useful for many other things, such as shifting big logs about)
Post driver
In the kitchen
Hedge wines fermenting |
For jam/jelly making
Steam juicerMaslin pan
Jam funnel
For drying herbs, veg and fruit
Electric dehydratorFor making crisps and pickles
Mandolin slicerFor salads
Salad spinnerFor home brewing
DemijohnsFermentation locks
Racking cane
Syphon hose
Bottling wand
Splitting disks |
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