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Choosing Gardening Tools & Equipment for AllotmentsHow to choose gardening equipment you will need if you have an allotment or large open plot.
Jump to:- Must Haves | Helpful Additions | If You've Got The Money The gardening equipment you will need for working on an allotment or very large plot will partly depend on what you are planning to grow. There are many items which will be essential, some which would be handy and some which whilst not necessary, may make certain tasks much easier.To separate the wheat from the chaff we've divided possible equipment into three categories: Must have's, Helpful additions and If you've got the money. NB This section only deals with equipment. For information about compost, fertilisers and chemicals visit our Resources section. For a complete list of garden tools and equipment including a description of their uses, visit the List of Tools & Equipment page where you can also buy most of the equipment listed through Amazon. Must HaveThese are the very basics without which you will have difficulty preparing your plot and growing a variety of vegetables, fruit, herbs and edible flowers. Click on the pictures for a larger view of each item. If you are planning on growing fruit trees/bushes you will need extra items listed in the "helpful additions" section. |
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Although the above items will allow you to get on with most jobs on an allotment or large plot, the following items will either make life a lot easier or enable you to broaden your general gardening skills or the types of crops you grow.
The following items are mostly not absolutely necessary and some can set you back a pretty penny however, they open up all sorts of possibilities and make life on the allotment even easier. Be sure to check with your allotment owners before erecting permanent structures.
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