The Tissot Trowel and its use... #ByRavenmorFox #MidwintersYule #2022 #Trowel #Tools #TissotTrowel #TrowelUse #Brands The tissot garden trowel was invented by the Dutch trowel manufacturer Sneeboer and has a wide flat blade with a large ‘v’ section on the end. The design was inspired by, and named after, Gabrielle Tissot, who wrote to the company after using their transplanting spade. She informed them of a need for a smaller version of the spade for use in garden borders whilst working on her knees. The sharpened “V” section allows the two cutting edges to divide a plant into two halves which can then be planted separately. It can also be used for transplanting and digging holes in hard soil such as clay. The Crown or V cut trowel from Dewit is similar if you see the Crown and Tulip trowel link at the end of this post. From the Chapter 'Tools and Supply's' SizeThere is currently only one size available and it has an overall length of 254mm (10″) and a width of 50.8mm (2″) WeightThe Tissot trowel weighs 0,28 kg. VariationsThe Tissot Trowel blade is made of stainless steel, and handle is cherry wood. See the link to Trowel 101 at the end of this post for more details on the materials used pros, cons along with details on the blade and handle and tool maintenance. Hole digging Directions
Seedling Transplant DirectionsThere are two methods for transplanting a seedling. Which one you use depends on whether you are moving it to a new pot or into the garden. The conditions the seedling will face once it has been planted outside are a lot harsher than if it is simply moved to a new, larger pot. Transplanting into a new pot Prepare the potting compost or soil for the seedling. Begin by soaking the compost or soil with warm water up to one hour before transplanting.
Transplanting into the garden Two weeks before you transplant a seedling into the garden you will need to prepare it for outdoor conditions. Therefore you will have to stop feeding the seedling and water it less frequently. Another way to prepare the seedling is a process called ‘hardening off’. This involves it being placed outside each day before transplanting to help it to acclimatise to the lower temperatures.
Some seedlings, such as beans or large flowers, can be planted while still in their original containers to avoid any damage to the roots. Containers made from biodegradeable products, such as newspaper, allow the roots to grow out through the sides. Remove Long-rooted Plant DirectionsLong-rooted plants, such as dandelions, need to have all of their roots removed to prevent regrowth. To remove the roots you will need to use a weeding garden trowel.
By Druid & Witch of the old ways, And Priestess of the Morrigan, Ravenmor Fox Thank-you, don’t forget to save and share. Some more related post links are below; On Odysee© Bohemefit Originally published July 7th 2022-07-07 All Tags:
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