Question 1

Hand Hoe 12 cm right-handed

Accepted Answer

The Dutch name for this tool is “Schrepel”, which is a word in a dialect from a southern province in the Netherlands called Zeeland. Schrepel means skinny or thin, which is a reference to the long, thin neck that connects the blade to the handle. The hand hoe is a classic Dutch tool that was developed in the 19th century for the labor intensive work of thinning out sugar beets. The hand hoe has an asymmetric shape to improve the precision and is similar in function to the halfmoon pull hoe. The hand hoe is available in a left and right variant and with a cherry or ash handle. The sizes of the blade range from 8 to 14cm.

Question 2

Arends Trowel

Accepted Answer

This trowel was specifically designed for the Arends nursery. This nursery was established in 1888 by Georg Arends in Ronsdorf, Germany. Many of the plants that he grew received the highest awards at numerous shows by the Royal Horticultural Society. Around 1920, Georg introduced the Arends Handspaten; a development of an ordinary masonry trowel to make working in the garden more comfortable. Together with Georg’s granddaughter Anja Maubach, Sneeboer has given this special trowel a second life by producing this old design from high quality stainless steel. The Arends trowel is available with a handle of ash or cherry wood.

Question 3

Heart Shaped Trowel

Accepted Answer

The Heart Shaped Trowel has been created to gift your loved ones a present they will always remember. It can be packaged in a beautiful box and finished with a personal engraved text to make it even more unique. This makes the Heart Shaped Trowel the ideal gift to transform the love for the gardener to a shared love for the garden. The Heart Shaped Trowel can be delivered with an ash or cherry wood handle of various sizes and shapes.

Question 4

Hand Hoe 14 cm right-handed

Accepted Answer

The Dutch name for this tool is “Schrepel”, which is a word in a dialect from a southern province in the Netherlands called Zeeland. Schrepel means skinny or thin, which is a reference to the long, thin neck that connects the blade to the handle. The hand hoe is a classic Dutch tool that was developed in the 19th century for the labor intensive work of thinning out sugar beets. The hand hoe has an asymmetric shape to improve the precision and is similar in function to the halfmoon pull hoe. The hand hoe is available in a left and right variant and with a cherry or ash handle. The sizes of the blade range from 8 to 14cm.

Question 5

Dandelion Digger

Accepted Answer

The best moment to use the dandelion trowel is when the soil is slightly moist. When the soil is too dry, the roots tend to break instead of being removed from the soil which will allow the weeds to regrow. The dandelion trowel can be delivered with and ash or cherry wood handle.

Question 6

Transplanting Trowel half round

Accepted Answer

The blade of the half round transplanting trowel is curved, which reinforces the blade making it even stronger and more robust. This smart design makes this a very well balanced tool capable of a lot of gardening activities! This trowel can be fitted with a handle of ash or cherry wood of varied sizes.

Question 7

Hand Cultivator

Accepted Answer

The hand cultivator is ideally suited to remove weeds with long roots, aerate the soil, mix compost or other fertilizers through the soil and can be used in all types of soil. During the pull motion the soil is overturned which improves aeration and during the push motion the overturned soil is broken up into smaller pieces. The hand cultivator can be delivered with an ash or cherry wood handle of different sizes. Other hand cultivators with one or more tines are also available.

Question 8

Weeding Finger

Accepted Answer

The weeding finger is available with an ash or cherry wood handle.

Question 9

Flowerbed Trowel

Accepted Answer

Due to its rounded shape, the flowerbed trowel is the perfect tool for scooping up material and this also protects pot from damage by the stainless steel blade. The trowel flows nicely from the blade into the handle, making it a joy to use for prolonged periods in the garden. The stainless steel blade is 16cm long and the flowerbed trowel is available with handles from ash or cherry wood in different shapes and sizes.

Question 10

Hand Weeding Fork

Accepted Answer

The hand weeding fork is a useful tool when crops need to be transplanted without damaging the roots and is available with handles made from ash or cherry wood.

Question 11

Asparagus Knife

Accepted Answer

The small, stainless steel blade has been forged by the blacksmith to flatten it and has then been sharpened. This tool is mated with a specially formed wooden handle so that asparagus can be harvested comfortably in one motion. The asparagus knife is available with this specially formed ash wood handle or the normal cherry wood handle.

Question 12

Hand Hoe 10 cm right-handed short model

Accepted Answer

The Dutch name for this tool is “Schrepel”, which is a word in a dialect from a southern province in the Netherlands called Zeeland. Schrepel means skinny or thin, which is a reference to the long, thin neck that connects the blade to the handle. The hand hoe is a classic Dutch tool that was developed in the 19th century for the labor intensive work of thinning out sugar beets. The hand hoe has an asymmetric shape to improve the precision and is similar in function to the halfmoon pull hoe. This hand hoe has a shorter neck of 28cm and is fitted with an ash handle.

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