1. A rubber-coated breathable gloves
Showa Atlas 370 Garden Club Gloves
Price: $14.75 per pack with 4 gloves
Ratings: 4.7 out of 5 stars
One thing you probably hate about gardening is getting your hands muddy or getting your hands accidentally cut while tending to your plants. This is why the first suggestion is this amazing glove set.
The most notable feature of Showa Atlas 370 Garden Club Gloves is the rubber coating on the palm and finger parts for protection. The rubber used is nitrile, which is ideal for people with latex allergy.
Some gardeners, however, do not like wearing gloves because it affects their dexterity. But for Oregonians, who wrote her review on February this year, she had a "great range of motion and a decent amount of sensitivity" while wearing these gloves.
Along with its lightweight and durability, this pair comes with an amazing fit. It is also easy to wear and take off making this Showa Atlas product a definitive must-have.
2. Rotating composter to turn your organic garden goal
FCMP Outdoor IM4000 Tumbling Composter
Price: $75.99
Ratings: 4.1 out of 5 stars
Making compost is probably the most environment-friendly way of decreasing yard and kitchen waste. It saves you money from buying commercial mulch too.
Unfortunately, limited garden space especially in urban settings is normally a hindrance on composting. For that, a composter is a good solution, and FCMP Outdoor offers an amazing tumbling composter for would-be gardeners.
This composter can be rotated, so you don't have to dig and mix it like the traditional composters. Moreover, it also has two chambers which allows you to start making another set of compost while waiting for the other side to finish. Quite nice, right?
3. A multi-purpose C.L.A.W. tool
Garden Weasel Garden Claw, Cultivate, Loosen, Aerate, and Weed
Price: $36.23
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars
C.L.A.W. actually means "Cultivate, Loosen, Aerate, Weed" and true to its name, it does these things. Its grip handles are also soft and comfortable to the hand.
One customer review written by a certain Julie K, said that her past back injury and age made gardening difficult but because of this tool, she made the work possible, and had saved money too since she did not have to hire someone to work on her garden.
4. Self-watering pots
Price: $12.99
Ratings: 4.2 out of 5 stars
For forgetful aspiring gardeners, here is the perfect pot for you.
This durable planter can keep the soil moist for at least four weeks. You just need to make sure to follow the instructions carefully, as it requires you to put gravel first before the soil for moisture optimization.
5. Hardware cloth to protect your plants from pests
Price: $71.73
Ratings: 4.4 out of 5 stars
Nothing is more annoying that seeing the crops you have worked so hard to tend to get destroyed by pest, so putting this wire mesh on your plant box is a good idea. It will not completely fix the problem, of course, but it will keep out the bigger pests like slugs out.
There are many brands of hardware cloth, but we suggested this one because it is cheaper yet still has great reviews.
READ: 4 Reasons That'll Make You Want to Get Down and Dirty in the Garden
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