And here I was, wondering what my kids could buy me for Christmas. typically, I ask for seeds,
trees etc. Now, here are some really great gifts: Durable and affordable.
That's the way ah ha, ah ha I like them.
I have the hori hori, which is truly wonderful. A few years ago, while rototilling a new area to make a garden, I found a garden knife, with the recurved blade. I sharpened it and removed the grime on the handle. Because it is beveled on both sides, I'm thinking of using it for grafting, my new interest. These are really solid tools. I believe in buying good quality once rather than cheap stuff: It is actually more economical because they will last you a lifetime [if you don't lose them]
$10.00 is a donation. $1,000 is an investment, $1,000,000 is a purchase.