Proper gardening tool sharpening, such as pruning shears and hedge clippers, make your work easier, and the sharpening can be ...

Once your gardening tools are clean and neatly put away, it's time to get them out again - for sharpening.

Here are some tips for sharpening the most common tools. Sharpening Gardening Tools This video covers sharpening shovels with a file, and using a blade sharpener on tools like pruning shears.

Run a diamond file parallel to the cutting blade and keep the pressure constant so you don't create a hollow. Double-sided anvil pruners need sharpening on both sides.

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 ...

Looking for non-plant garden projects for this soggy time of year? We have you covered. Here's a course in garden tool sharpening.

To actually sharpen the blade, a sharpening stone—again, the same one used for kitchen knives—can be used.

Once your gardening tools are clean and neatly put away, it's time to get them out again -- for sharpening. Sharpening is a pleasant wintertime activity, one you can do mostly indoors. And you'll ...

Sharpening tools is an important gardening task that can be completed indoors. If your tools are sharp, your plants will benefit, said Julie Janoski, Plant Clinic manager at The Morton Arboretum ...

If you suspect your saw needs sharpening, make sure to take some time and file the cutters on the chain before making your next cut. How to Tell When It’s Time to Sharpen Your Chainsaw ...