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Mar 9, 2015 10:37 AM CST
Name: Asa
Wasatch Front - Utah
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BMBPGU/

The porter cable is one we've had good luck with (the one linked from Lowes...and Amazon has them, too).

I'd start with a pruning blade...it's pretty aggressive. Then, if you want finer cuts or are cutting fibrous stuff, any assortment would do. I think you might be happier with the longer blades (9 inch), generally, than the shorter (6 inch), though. I found an assortment box of 30 or so of them at Costco a while back for twenty dollars.

Here's a random assortment from Home Depot -

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BMBPGU/

Hard to know what exactly to recommend. I'd try the pruner first...then if you want other blades, get an assortment that has a broad spectrum of teeth-per-inch (tpi)- from 6 to 24 or something...and then figure out which ones are most useful to you...and then buy replacements for the specifically useful ones as you dull the originals.
This is fun: The thread "Asa's former lawn...or (better) Dirt's current gardens" in Garden Photos forum

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