Fall is a great time to take stock of your gardening and other bladed tools, and get them in pristine shape before they're put away for the season. Sharpening tools like shovels, hoes, pruning ...

The first step to making a garden tool trellis is to sharpen the ends of the tool handles. Rakes and shovels work well for ...

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.

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 ...

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

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

13 expert sharpening tips and tools to make the job easier - no more dull DIY and garden tools!

Proper gardening tool sharpening, such as pruning shears and hedge clippers, make your work easier, and the sharpening can be done on a single rainy afternoon.

Learn why it's important to sharpen garden loppers, and get step-by-step instructions for sharpening loppers safely.

Then you might want to call a mobile tool-sharpening service such as Sharpening4U, which sharpens blades and takes pruners apart to clean, lubricate and adjust so they function like new.

Master Gardener Jim Cayea leads a free workshop on how to sharpen garden tools on March 19 at Babbie's Rural & Farm Learning Museum, located at 250 River Road in ...