Question 1

Stone Scratcher

Accepted Answer

This stone scratcher is available with a 120cm long ash button handle, while there also are larger versions with a 145 luxurious or even a 155cm long ash button handle.

Question 2

Push Hoe 10 cm

Accepted Answer

By using the push hoe in dry periods in the beginning of the year, you can control weed growth around the crops as it will have a smaller chance to grow back in this period. Weeds have more difficulty growing back in the shadows of your crops and with this push hoe you can do so effectively. As soon as are used to using a push hoe effectively, you will never want any other tool for removing weeds. The push hoe is available in blade widths ranging from 10cm until 22,5cm and is delivered with either a 155cm ash wood button handle.

Question 3

Rock Spade with steps

Accepted Answer

The rock spade is a successor of the obsolete beet spade, which was used up to the 1950s to manually harvest beets. The narrow blade makes the rock spade a handy tool when heavy gardening is needed in areas where there is not a lot of room and where precision is required. The rock spade with steps is delivered with a 90 cm ash T-handle.

Question 4

Dandelion Spade with step

Accepted Answer

The dandelion spade is modelled after an antique Victorian tool, but it still a very helpful tool for every gardener. The dandelion spade is available with a 78cm ash T-handle making the total length of the tool 96 cm.

Question 5

Lawn Aerator

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Question 6

Cape Cod Weeder

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Question 7

Border Spade with steps LUXE

Accepted Answer

The blade of the border spade is curved on the long side to give it strength and to prevent fracturing the blade while digging. Furthermore, the angle at which the blade is attached to handle is specifically determined to make working with the border spade more comfortable. Because of the shape and angle of the blade, the border spade is very well suited for digging in the ground but less for scooping or shoveling loose material. The border spade is available with an ash wood handle of varied sizes. Finally, there is an option to include steps that will protect your shoes while digging.

Question 8

Narrow Tine Garden Rake

Accepted Answer

Sneeboer has a wide selection of rakes and garden rakes with different widths, number and length of tines and distance between the tines. Sneeboer has a rake for every application in the garden which are mated to a solid, ash wood handle of 155cm. With normal use and proper maintenance, Sneeboer rakes will last a lifetime.

Question 9

Perennial Spade

Accepted Answer

The blade of the perennial spade is forged and sharpened on both sides and is formed into a point making it very easy to drive into the ground. The short size of the perennial spade, measuring 57cm overall, makes it the perfect tool to work with precision in a kneeled position. The perennial spade, a smaller version of the Sneeboer pointed spade, is equally suited to dividing shrubs, lifting bulbs, digging planting holes and working in areas where a full size spade would be too cumbersome. The perennial spade can be fitted with a 28cm or 42cm ash wood handle.

Question 10

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 11

Cultivator 3 tines

Accepted Answer

The 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 cultivator is available with a 155cm ash wood button handle.

Question 12

Great Dixter Tickling Fork

Accepted Answer

This is an essential tool for borders packed with plants. Fergus Garrett received the original tool from a fisherman in North Wales and after using it everyone fell in love with it. It was adapted by giving it a longer handle which enables you to use it without an aching back and its central tine was extended to give greater precision when dealing with individual weeds. The head is angled perfectly, to make it flow from your arms and feel a part of body. A narrow, light handle makes it easy to use and flat tines allow you greater contact with the soil.
The Great Dixter fork is one of a special collection of tools that we are allowed to sell under the “Great Dixter” pedigree and name. Sneeboer is the only manufacturer of garden tools in the world that are allowed to use this name in their product range. With each Great Dixter tool that Sneeboer sells, a part of the revenue is donated to the Great Dixter Charitable Trust. Sneeboer is happy and proud that we can contribute to this excellent example of English cultural heritage.

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