Enabling tools, designed for disabled gardeners, require less energy to use and help keep proper body alignment. Aids include pistol grip, sure grip, telescopic tools or tools fitted with braces. In addition to showing the tools, the site gives tips on how to safely transport the tools to work in a garden. Tips include using an old golf bag, sled or wagon. Another click demonstrates container gardening using window boxes, hanging baskets or miniature gardens for greater accessibility.
Pathways leading to raised beds and trellises also make gardening more accessible.
Health and safety tips are provided. But this hobby can become a chore when someone is faced with physical limitations. We hope to show that with a little creativity disabled people can continue to get the benefits from their gardening. Links to others websites are provided. Users can find sites on gardening for kids with disabilities, gardening techniques for the visually impaired and for people with arthritis.