Made in the USA garden tools are used by sustainable living
Amish families. When the family garden is depended upon to supply large
families with fresh organic grown vegetables the Amish don’t rely on cheaply
made imported garden tools.
For them gardening tools have to hold up and keep sharp cutting
edges anything less just won’t cut the mustard when growing and cultivating a
family garden is at stake.
Regrettably many people who dream of growing their own food
year after year will short cut the process and purchase cheaper made imported
garden tools. They fatigue quickly
because the cutting edges quickly dull or the tool comes out of the handle
after just a few times in the garden.
Growing a garden is hard and does require a lot of physical
activity but without the proper tools some will just end up throwing in the
towel and giving up on the idea.
Over the decades many reproduction garden tools have been
copied by importers which just don’t function as well as the originals.
Stores like Cottage Craft Works www.cottagecraftworks.com provide
direct access to the same old fashioned garden tools being used in the Amish
communities. Most of the tools are still
made one at a time in small Amish factories.
Cottage Craft Works offers three different Amish made hoesand eight different styles of hand push garden cultivators including child and
lady friendly sizes. The Wheel Hoe
garden cultivators patterned from the after the old time Planet Junior are considered the Cadillac of hand push
cultivators and have the most available options for the serious gardener.
You can also find canning and preserving equipment as well
as hobby farming equipment such as a garden line row builder for compact
tractors, sprayers, orchard equipment, cider presses, supplies and so much
more.
Cottage Craft Works is a full line general store chocked
full of old fashioned vintage favorites for the self-sufficient home, garden, farm
or ranch. A large department is
dedicated to hunting calls, gun accessories including replacement gun stocks.
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