There are plenty of sharpening tools out there, but the Okatsune sharpening stone for pruners, available via Amazon, is one ...

So every spring, maintain your hand tools by cleaning them and sharpening the blades, and keep your power tools working well with a tune up. Ignoring yearly garden tool maintenance can cause your ...

These tools will help make gardening even more enjoyable.The right tools can make your gardening chores easier—and maybe ...

Whether you are preparing soil, planting, watering, or maintaining your tools, this guide outlines the essential and some advanced tools to help you get started and enjoy gardening with ease.

Brookfield knife sharpener Alena Joling has been invited to visit the world's oldest knife factory, located in Japan, to forge her own blade by hand.

My take on it: I sharpen my way, and you sharpen your way (please, don’t send me hate mail on this topic). To me, sharpening is just the means to an end—which is sharp tools.

Don't forget to clean your garden tools before putting them away for winter. Spend the time now, and springtime will be far more enjoyable when your tools emerge from the shed ready to go.

To keep your lawn and garden looking their best, you need to keep your garden tools sharp. Here are 7 gardening tools that require a regular sharpening.

Alena Joling explains how to take care of your bladed garden tools. Alena Joling, owner of Moleta: Artisanal Sharpening, explains how to take care of your bladed garden tools in order to maximize ...

Secateurs are among the tools you'll use most in the garden, and while there are plenty of sturdy choices on the market, the blades won't stay sharp forever. Learning how to sharpen secateurs properly ...

This is echoed by John, who adds, ‘A rainy day is the perfect time for cleaning and organising your garden tools. Often the sharpening, cleaning and organisation of tools can be neglected for more ...

Bryan resident Gerald Pynch, 65, has turned his lifelong hobby of sharpening knives and other items into a business with the goal of teaching others the trade.