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Oct 20
28th October 2020
Tool maintenance – The Spade
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As winter sets in and the tools are put away for the season now’s the time to check for any...
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We’re always busy working on new projects, designing new tools and assisting local initiatives. If you would like to find out more about what we’re up to and the latest news, our blog section is the perfect place to to visit. There’s also a few handy tips in there for our gardening fraternity.
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Sep 20
30th September 2020
Doddiscombsleigh Primary School launches new forest school with a little help from Greenman Garden Tools
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“Our forest school will offer children the opportunity to get amongst nature, to learn about our local habitats, and to...
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Sep 20
18th September 2020
Strawberry Sunday!
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The last of our strawberries have been harvested and it’s been a great year. Now’s the time for some simple...
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18
Sep 20
18th September 2020
Courgettes
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We got a bit carried away this year planting out the courgettes and it’s been a fantastic season, so we...
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Aug 20
11th August 2020
Choosing the right tool and saving your back!
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Gardening can take its toll on the body and that dull ache in the back is a sure sign of...
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Aug 20
5th August 2020
Greeman Garden long handled Dandelion Weeder.
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Dandelion weeding – the ultimate garden therapy I’m well known for my stress busting soil shifting sessions, friends and family...
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Jul 20
29th July 2020
Tools you didn’t know you needed…part 2!
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The Mattock or Grubbing Hoe When the going gets tough the tough gets hoeing! One half of my garden is...
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Jul 20
22nd July 2020
Top 10 essential garden tools for your garden
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(1) Garden Spade: You can’t beat a spade for digging and planting and for me it takes the top spot...
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Jul 20
15th July 2020
Adam Greenman showcases the Greenman Grafting Budding Knife
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https://youtu.be/Jm2WT09nMHA
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Jul 20
9th July 2020
Tools you didn’t know you needed Part 1
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The Manure Fork Mostly seen at the wrong end of livestock the manure fork with its dished long thin tines...
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