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| Just curious, saw a post with a fella holding up a Thermometer, seems like I should obviously go get one now. Wondering what else ppl have.
My list: Big digging shovel.
The rain gauge is amazingly useful over the summer. I'm at work during the day and it tells me if my house enjoyed any random pop up showers. I need an electric thermometer and wind gauge to run some temp experiments and see where the wind blows. More for curiosity at this stage but wish I had them when I first moved in now. |
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| The only things I need: serrated shovel |
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| The topics that pop up on this forum after midnight are always entertaining :) Let's see... 2 shovels I have tried two different electric rain gauges and they both were DOA out of the box. I have a manual gauge on a blue bird box. I also have an electric thermometer that I suspect runs just a couple degrees too warm. John ps - esh, I now picture you as some mountain man equivalent to a gardenter |
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- Posted by cearbhaill Zone 6b Eastern KY (My Page) on Sat, Apr 28, 12 at 10:28
| Good grief- I'd have to go into that garage with a notepad and 3 or 4 spare hours to answer this one... not gonna happen, LOL. I have 40+ gardening years of accumulated crap- you name it I likely have it. |
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| Far too much. And, as someone else pointed out above, most of it I don't use. Some are specialized tools, such as post hole digger or a pole saw as an example, that I don't need very often, but when you need it, you need it. But, again, I think I counted 18 or 19 hoes of various types in my shed last summer. That's too much. I need to thin down the herd to the best of the lot. |
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- Posted by ricksample 6 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 28, 12 at 12:02
| pruners Shovel Gloves Pull behind dump cart I just got a new Cub Cadet and a 20 gal pull behind sprayer with a boom.... it's fun =) |
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- Posted by ilovemytrees 5b Western NY (My Page) on Sat, Apr 28, 12 at 12:36
| 2 wheel barrels 3 shovels A thing that I forget what it's called but you buy it at Home Depot, it's red and you put it over a pole and pound and it puts a fence pole et al into the ground. I'm sure the name for it is obvious..pole pounder? 2 Hand spade 150 foot garden hose Bags of pea stone (not my first choice, but due to voles, the only mulch I can safely use, and it works) Push Mower (that is never used) Riding Mower (that I always use; I LOVE to mow!) |
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- Posted by ilovemytrees 5b Western NY (My Page) on Sat, Apr 28, 12 at 12:38
| I forgot, we also have a weed-eater that my husband uses. |
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- Posted by jimbobfeeny 5a IN (My Page) on Sat, Apr 28, 12 at 13:51
| I've got: Weed whip The last three are the ones I use most often!! |
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