Sunday, March 18, 2012

1" Elegant Linen Gray Frost Front Thermal Binding Covers - 100pk Gray

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1" Elegant Linen Gray Frost Front Thermal Binding Covers - 100pk Gray

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Friday, February 17, 2012

Revitalash by Revitalash: REVITALASH ADVANCED EYELASH CONDITIONER-- / .118 OZ

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Thursday, February 9, 2012

Felco F-21 Classic Manual Pruning Shears for Two-Hand Use

!±8±Felco F-21 Classic Manual Pruning Shears for Two-Hand Use

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All the quality that have made Felco famous the world over with superior lightweight performance. Cut branches up to 1 1/2" diameter with ease. Replaceable blades for lifetime usability. The weight of a pruners, the strength of a lopper. 25" overall, weight 3 lb.

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Essential Japanese Gardening Tools

!±8± Essential Japanese Gardening Tools

There are four Essential Japanese Gardening Tools needed to create a serene space. Every gardener who understands that lifelong quality tools are better than cheaper tools that will need to be replaced every couple of years will appreciate using the quality and affordability of Japanese tools.

Japan has a centuries old tradition of blending nature, beauty, and creativity. In order to create these living works of art, the perfect tools have been sought after and developed as well.

Here is a short list of essential Japanese garden tools:

Japanese Hand Pruners

These razor sharp blades are used in world famous gardens. In Japan, these hand pruners are probably the most used tool in a gardener's repertoire. These reliable hand pruners are some of the strongest clippers on the market, and they also retain their clean cutting edge for years. Japanese hand pruners, such as the Okatsune brand, compete with other familiar brands such as Felco. They are professional quality, life-long garden companions, and an affordable price.

Japanese Shears

These shears are probably the second most important tool in order to create the beautiful tamamono mounds and hedges found in Japanese gardens. These blades smooth and swift and allow you to prune for hours because of their lightweight.

Often when people think of gardens in Japan they have an image of a large bonsai-like sculpted pine tree. However, when you truly look at a garden you will notice that although specimen trees are appreciated, they only fit into the scene smoothly because of the finely sheared background trees and tamamono blob-shaped bushes. You can even have a beautiful and natural Japanese-style garden without specimen trees, but you can't have one without the sheared background mounds. Don't neglect the importance of Japanese hedge shears.

Essential Japanese Garden Tools, Pt. 2 is a continuation of an earlier blog written about the some of the basic tools needed in the Japanese Garden. We are continuing this because one of our most often questions is "What type of tools are needed for Japanese gardening, and are they any different from western tools?"

The latter part of that question can be summed up with a big YES, they are different. Japanese gardens have been around for centuries and the development of the perfect tools to create these works of art has also been an ongoing process that surpasses most western tools. The average tool sold at the hardware store and big-box store has been dumbed down because of the average brute force used with many garden tools.

The beauty of Japanese gardens lies in the precision and detail given to the pruning and maintenance of the gardens. The following are often overlooked Essential Japanese Garden Tools:

Japanese Hand Saws

From my experience in gardening in Japan I have found that these straight-handled Japanese hand saws work best for me. This is mostly do to the fact that I often have to climb up in the trees and prune. With a fixed blade I can reach for it, unbutton it from its wooden sheath, and use it with only one hand, allowing me to keep one hand for balancing in the tree. The folding saws are also well-made made and more compact. You also have to take into consideration that, yes, you will look like a cowboy with the fixed blade style strapped to your waist!

One of the main reasons that these are essential Japanese garden tools though is that unlike western made hand saws they work on the pull, not the push. It takes a few times to get use to, but you will find that more technique is involved with the pulling stroke, as opposed to the forceful push stroke.

The Sickle, or Kama in Japanese

Believe it or not Japanese gardens do not use weed barriers or plastic liners. Even though they are often weedless with a perfectly smooth cover of moss or in a rock garden, artificial environmentally unfriendly products such as chemical sprays and plastic liners are not used. These gardens are weeded.

Japanese sickles, or Kamas, are used to weed the gardens and again, work on the pull. Technique triumphs over strength and a soft pull inward is all that is needed. Many times home gardens are weeded almost daily and you never get the build up of strong weeds. The garden needs to become a part of your life. If 5 minutes a day were given to light weeding and exploring your garden, you would be both weed free and have a new healthy routine to add to your lifestyle.

Although these Kamas may be more popular as being part of a Karate demonstration, they were originally intended to be used as everyday weeding and harvesting tools. Because they were a common everyday item used by gardeners and farmers, a natural method of self-defense was devised using them. Make the Japanese sickle a part of your everyday experience.

We use them daily, as people have for centuries, so we can attest to their durability, ease of use, and affordability. Whether you are maintaining a Japanese garden or an English garden, superior quality is superior quality.

If you would like to learn more about Japanese gardening visit Serene Gardens http://www.serene-gardens.com/shop/index.php?c=31.

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Thursday, December 22, 2011

Hand Pruners For the Disabled

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Gardening need not be limited to the able bodied enthusiast. In fact, gardening provides a lot of enjoyment and therapeutic benefit for disabled people and the infirm. So that everyone can enjoy getting out into the garden to perform all of the chores required to help the plants thrive and remain healthy, some tools have required modifications.

A hand pruner is an essential tool for a gardener, some might argue the most important tool, but traditional hand pruners can be difficult for a person with a disability to use. Consequently there are some modified pruners available.

In order to make the cutting process easier there are hand pruners available that operate using a ratchet action. This ratchet hand pruner is designed to help someone with a weak grip or who has limited hand movement. Many ratchet pruners are designed with a finger loop to make it even easier to hold.

To avoid having to bend down and pick up stems that have been cut off, there is a range of hand pruners known as cut and hold pruners. These tools contain a mechanism that allows the stem to be held after it has been cut. They are ideal for people who have bad backs, who are blind or partially sighted or for people with only one hand.

Lightweight long reach pruners are another helpful, modified tool that is essentially long handled pruners. They are designed to give the gardener a long reach and supply extra cutting power. They are specially designed for gardeners confined to a wheelchair or who have difficulty in bending down. They can be operated either one handed or two handed so those with a weak grip can also use them.

Just because you are not an able bodied gardener does not preclude you from performing some of the basic tasks in the garden. With the modified tools mentioned above as well as some others, you can get all of the essential pruning work done.

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Saturday, December 10, 2011

Felco F-12 Classic Pruner For Smaller Hands

!±8± Felco F-12 Classic Pruner For Smaller Hands

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The Felco Classic Pruner for Smaller Hands has a comfortable, light, sturdy handle made of forged aluminum with a limited lifetime guarantee. The blade is made of high-quality hardened steel, which allows clean, precise cuts. The sap groove prevents the blade sticking when cutting "sappy" wood. It saves time and makes pruning easier by removing sap and debris after each cut. The Felco Classic Pruner is easily adjustable. Hand and wrist protection and optimization of the force exerted are provided by the angled head, the ideal shape of the handles, and the cushion-shock absorber / non-slip coating. Compact cutting power for smaller hands. Revolving handle prevents blisters and reduces hand fatigue.

Made for smaller hands. Revolving handle prevents blisters and reduces hand fatigue.
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Essential Japanese Gardening Tools

!±8± Essential Japanese Gardening Tools

There are four Essential Japanese Gardening Tools needed to create a serene space. Every gardener who understands that lifelong quality tools are better than cheaper tools that will need to be replaced every couple of years will appreciate using the quality and affordability of Japanese tools.

Japan has a centuries old tradition of blending nature, beauty, and creativity. In order to create these living works of art, the perfect tools have been sought after and developed as well.

Here is a short list of essential Japanese garden tools:

Japanese Hand Pruners

These razor sharp blades are used in world famous gardens. In Japan, these hand pruners are probably the most used tool in a gardener's repertoire. These reliable hand pruners are some of the strongest clippers on the market, and they also retain their clean cutting edge for years. Japanese hand pruners, such as the Okatsune brand, compete with other familiar brands such as Felco. They are professional quality, life-long garden companions, and an affordable price.

Japanese Shears

These shears are probably the second most important tool in order to create the beautiful tamamono mounds and hedges found in Japanese gardens. These blades smooth and swift and allow you to prune for hours because of their lightweight.

Often when people think of gardens in Japan they have an image of a large bonsai-like sculpted pine tree. However, when you truly look at a garden you will notice that although specimen trees are appreciated, they only fit into the scene smoothly because of the finely sheared background trees and tamamono blob-shaped bushes. You can even have a beautiful and natural Japanese-style garden without specimen trees, but you can't have one without the sheared background mounds. Don't neglect the importance of Japanese hedge shears.

Essential Japanese Garden Tools, Pt. 2 is a continuation of an earlier blog written about the some of the basic tools needed in the Japanese Garden. We are continuing this because one of our most often questions is "What type of tools are needed for Japanese gardening, and are they any different from western tools?"

The latter part of that question can be summed up with a big YES, they are different. Japanese gardens have been around for centuries and the development of the perfect tools to create these works of art has also been an ongoing process that surpasses most western tools. The average tool sold at the hardware store and big-box store has been dumbed down because of the average brute force used with many garden tools.

The beauty of Japanese gardens lies in the precision and detail given to the pruning and maintenance of the gardens. The following are often overlooked Essential Japanese Garden Tools:

Japanese Hand Saws

From my experience in gardening in Japan I have found that these straight-handled Japanese hand saws work best for me. This is mostly do to the fact that I often have to climb up in the trees and prune. With a fixed blade I can reach for it, unbutton it from its wooden sheath, and use it with only one hand, allowing me to keep one hand for balancing in the tree. The folding saws are also well-made made and more compact. You also have to take into consideration that, yes, you will look like a cowboy with the fixed blade style strapped to your waist!

One of the main reasons that these are essential Japanese garden tools though is that unlike western made hand saws they work on the pull, not the push. It takes a few times to get use to, but you will find that more technique is involved with the pulling stroke, as opposed to the forceful push stroke.

The Sickle, or Kama in Japanese

Believe it or not Japanese gardens do not use weed barriers or plastic liners. Even though they are often weedless with a perfectly smooth cover of moss or in a rock garden, artificial environmentally unfriendly products such as chemical sprays and plastic liners are not used. These gardens are weeded.

Japanese sickles, or Kamas, are used to weed the gardens and again, work on the pull. Technique triumphs over strength and a soft pull inward is all that is needed. Many times home gardens are weeded almost daily and you never get the build up of strong weeds. The garden needs to become a part of your life. If 5 minutes a day were given to light weeding and exploring your garden, you would be both weed free and have a new healthy routine to add to your lifestyle.

Although these Kamas may be more popular as being part of a Karate demonstration, they were originally intended to be used as everyday weeding and harvesting tools. Because they were a common everyday item used by gardeners and farmers, a natural method of self-defense was devised using them. Make the Japanese sickle a part of your everyday experience.

We use them daily, as people have for centuries, so we can attest to their durability, ease of use, and affordability. Whether you are maintaining a Japanese garden or an English garden, superior quality is superior quality.

If you would like to learn more about Japanese gardening visit Serene Gardens http://www.serene-gardens.com/shop/index.php?c=31.

Essential Japanese Gardening Tools

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Monday, November 28, 2011

Japanese Hand Pruners

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Japanese Hand Pruners (Secateurs) are professional quality tools that have a very deep history in Japan. Japanese gardens have been developing for over a thousand year and along with that the precise tools to get the job done have also developed. These razor sharp blades are used in the finest world famous Japanese gardens.

Hand pruners made in Japan definitely give other companies like Felco a run for their money. If you are tired of using the same old pruners then you should give these easy to use professional quality pruners a try.

Japanese gardening tools differ from your run of the mill Big Box gardening tools because they are designed with the intention of upholding a centuries old traditional art form. Cheaper tools will not last very long and you will definitely end up spending more in the long run. Okatsune is a brand of Japanese hand pruners (or Sentei Basami in Japanese) that are the most popular because of there solid design and reasonable price. They are designed as a solid, lightweight pruner which delivers a perfect cut with ease. They come in three different sizes, depending on your hand size, although the recent large size has been developed for larger hands, they are pretty hard to come by.

Garden scissors are often used when you need a little more precision, for example when sculpting Japanese black pine trees. On the other hand, when a branch is too thick loppers should be used. But in general, hand pruners can handle a good size branch and probably the most used tool of the professional Japanese gardener.

These are the #1 choice of professional gardeners in Japan. They are both lightweight and have a razor sharp solid steel blade that will last a lifetime if used properly. Japanese landscape companies use a combination of different lengths in order to prune and shape the various gardens they work on. The solid safety clip at the bottom also prevents them from accidentally springing open.

When searching for authentic Japanese hand pruners it is important to find a company that has direct ties to the original maker in Japan. A company with direct connections to suppliers in Japan can offer you the best prices available for these professional quality garden tools. With care they will last a lifetime, saving you money from having to repeatedly buy replacement pruners. Using the Okatsune Leather Sheath with these pruners also ensures easy access and a more secure and snug fit.

The Grand Island, New York, based Serene Gardens offers a variety of to quality Janese hand pruners and other garden tools at affordable prices.

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Friday, September 23, 2011

Hand shears for disabled

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Garden should not be limited to non-disabled fans. In fact, offers gardeners a lot of joy and therapeutic benefits for the disabled and the sick. So that everyone can enjoy in the garden required for all activities, the plants grow and stay healthy throughout, there are some tools necessary changes.

A hand pruner is an important tool for a gardener, some might argue, the most important tool, but traditional hand pruners, it can be difficultto use for a person with a disability. Consequently, there are some modified pruners available.

In order to simplify the cutting process, there are hand pruners are available to work with the aid of a ratchet. These hand ratchet pruner is designed for people with weak or limited hand movement to help. Ratchet pruners have a lot of ring finger, designed to make it easy to hold.

To avoid, bend down and pick up stalks were cut, there are a numberHand-operated, how to cut and hold pruners known. These tools include a mechanism that keeps the trunk after it was cut permits. They are ideal for people who have back pain who are blind or visually impaired or people with one hand, they have.

Lightweight long-range saws are another useful tool for change, which is essentially a long-handled pruners. They are designed to give the gardener a wide range and provides more cutting power. They are designed specifically for small gardenerson a wheelchair or have difficulty bending. It can operate on either a hand or two so those who use a weak grip, can also be passed.

Just because I'm not a gardener made the body can not exclude to perform some basic tasks in the garden. With the editing tools mentioned above and some others, you can essentially all pruning work done.