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	Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Fruit & Nut Trees Features Garden Tools 101 By National Gardening Association Editors Once you have the basic equipment, your individual circumstances will dictate what to add to your tool collection. Frequently used tools include: Spreaders for lime,... more More Features: Birds Healthy Home Orchards Curculio Search and Browse: Browse all articles in this topic Tip of the Day Cage Tomatoes Vigorous tomato varieties need to be supported to keep plants and fruit off the ground. For the simplest support construct a 6-foot-high, 3-foot-diameter cylindrical wire cage around the plants and anchor it to the ground. Zip to Zone To find out your zone enter your zip and click "Go >"