Helpful hints and innovative tools make gardening easier for seniors

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Helpful hints and innovative tools make gardening easier for seniors

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The handle

design, which keeps the handles parallel throughout the cut, allows all

fingers to assist in pruning, which minimizes strain and maximizes your

power through a cut. Its sleek, lightweight form is also perfect for gardeners

with small- to medium-sized hands.

Want to trim

branches overhead without using a ladder? How about at ground level without

bending, stooping or kneeling? The Pruning Stik is the most versatile

pruning tool ever, and one of the easiest to use. It features a cutting

head that rotates on a 240-degree arc, enabling the user to set the proper

cutting angle for any pruning task.

The tool is

activated by pulling on the handle halfway up the Stik, or by pulling

on the ball end of the Stik when needed at its full length. The Pruning

Stik has an overall length of 62 inches, but weighs a mere 31 ounces.

Now that you've

made plans and armed yourself with the proper tools, it's time to get

gardening. Keep these helpful tips in mind to ensure a safe and healthy

experience:

* Garden early

or late in the day to avoid the heat.

* Drink plenty

of liquids and wear light, loose clothing, a big sun hat and gardening

gloves.

* Carry a whistle

or cell phone along with your other garden tools.

For more information

on ergonomic tools and other helpful gardening tips, visit www.fiskars.com .

To locate a retailer near you that carries ergonomic garden tools, call

(800) 500-4849.

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