Question 1

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 2

Border Spade with steps

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 record without steps.

Question 3

Narrow Spade with steps  D-Handle

Accepted Answer

The blade of the narrow 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 spade more comfortable. Because of the shape and angle of the blade, the narrow spade is very well suited for digging in the ground but not for scooping or shoveling loose material. The narrow spade has a 28.5cm by 11.5cm stainless steel blade and is fitted with an ash wood handle of varied sizes.

Question 4

Pointed Spade with steps

Accepted Answer

The blade of the pointed spade is mounted at a specific angle to the handle to make working with the pointed spade more comfortable. Because of the shape and angle of the blade, the pointed spade is very well suited for digging in the ground but less for scooping or shoveling loose material. The pointed spade is available with an ash wood handle of different sizes and shapes. Finally, there is a version of the pointed spade without the steps.

Question 5

Narrow Spade with steps LUXE

Accepted Answer

The blade of the narrow 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 spade more comfortable. Because of the shape and angle of the blade, the narrow spade is very well suited for digging in the ground but not for scooping or shoveling loose material. The narrow spade has a 28.5cm by 11.5cm stainless steel blade and is fitted with an ash wood handle of varied sizes.

Question 6

Transplanting Spade with steps LUXE

Accepted Answer

The blade of the transplanting spade is shaped like a V on the long side to give it strength and to prevent fracturing the blade while digging and cutting. Furthermore, the angle at which the blade is attached to handle is specifically determined to make working with the transplanting spade more comfortable. The transplanting spade is available with an ash wood handle of varied sizes.

Question 7

Perennial Spade narrow

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 is fitted with a 42cm ash T-handle.

Question 8

Stone Spade with steps and openings

Accepted Answer

The design of the stone spade has been based on an idea of the famous English rose grower John Scarman. We make two versions of this handy tool: this version and a version without the slits in the blade. Both versions are available with a 90 cm or 100 cm ash T-handle or an 85cm D-handle.

Question 9

Border Spade

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 10

Spade with steps

Accepted Answer

The blade of the 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 spade more comfortable. Because of the shape and angle of the blade, the spade is very well suited for digging in the ground but less for scooping or shoveling loose material. The spade is available in multiple shapes and sizes and is delivered with an ash wood handle of varied sizes. Finally, there is an option to record without steps.

Question 11

Transplanting Hand Spade

Accepted Answer

The size of the transplanting hand spade ensures that the user can work with precision, even in a crowded border or garden. This allows you to remove plants without damaging other plants. The transplanting hand spade is delivered with a handle of ash wood.

Question 12

Transplanting Spade with steps

Accepted Answer

The blade of the transplanting spade is shaped like a V on the long side to give it strength and to prevent fracturing the blade while digging and cutting. Furthermore, the angle at which the blade is attached to handle is specifically determined to make working with the transplanting spade more comfortable. The transplanting spade is available with an ash wood handle of varied sizes. Finally, there is an option to record without steps.

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