Watering Cans

A basic starter set covers most home gardening jobs: a hand trowel for digging and planting, a cultivator or hand rake for loosening soil, a pair of pruners, a watering can, and a sprayer for misting or applying plant treatments. Browse our hand tools to get started.

For container gardening, compact hand tools are all you need, usually a small trowel and a cultivator, plus a watering can with a fine rose so soil doesn't wash out of pots. A small hand sprayer is useful for misting seedlings and indoor plants.

A hand spray bottle is good for misting seedlings, microgreens and indoor plants. A pressure sprayer holds more liquid and gives a steady spray without constant pumping, which suits larger gardens and applying fertilizers or pest treatments. Use a separate sprayer for pesticides and rinse it after every use. Shop sprayers.

Use a watering can with a fine rose or a mist sprayer, which gives a gentle shower instead of a heavy stream. This stops seeds from washing away and soil from compacting. Water at the base of plants early morning or evening in summer. See our watering cans.

Clean soil off tools after each use and dry them before storing, to prevent rust. Wipe pruner blades after cutting diseased plants so infection doesn't spread. Keep blades sharp and store tools in a dry place, especially during monsoon.

Use bypass pruners (two blades that pass like scissors) for clean cuts on live stems, roses and herbs. Use heavier pruners or loppers for thicker, woody branches. Pick one that fits your hand comfortably and has a safety lock. See our pruners & cutters.

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