In spring there is a lot of tidying up to do in the garden, all the winter leaves and rubbish that collect, and those plants that need spring pruning. As space is at a premium in most modern gardens you nedd something easy and ‘user friendly’ to gather up your rubbish.
I use a Spring Bucket – it holds tons of rubbish and is lightweight and easy to carry. It’s is great for fallen leaves, grass clippings, weeds, plant material and so on. The one I use is the Toro which is made from mildew resistant and UV treated mesh-supported plastic canvas, and it has an extra strong sleeved spring for secure upright standing. The four cushioned handles make lifting and emptying the bucket easier and more comfortable. The spring bucket also comes with a quick, detachable and adjustable length free rotating shoulder strap with a padded shoulder pad. To open or collapse the Spring Bucket you simply attach or detach two quick connectors.
Leaving rubbish around your garden at this time of year is to invite pests and diseases in and welcome them with open arms. The thing I like most about the Toro is that it collapses so small I can store it in the corner of my shed without using up too much space. It comes in handy when I’ve got large amounts of stuff to carry round the garden as well, not just as a rubbish container.
