Q: Fork & Mattock hand model

Because of its size, the hand fork & mattock allows you to work with precision in crowded borders where it will not damage surrounding plants. The hand fork & mattock can be fitted with a handle from ash or cherry wood.

Question 1

Pull Hoe & Fork

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Question 2

Grelinette/Broadfork

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The Grelinette is a garden tool used for digging over, aerating and tilling the soil in the garden. Due to the position and shape of the tines, you drive the fork into the ground with ease by standing on the horizontal bar. If you then move the two handles forwards and backwards, the fork will dig itself in. After the fork reaches the desired depth in the ground, step off the beam and pull the complete fork backwards, while holding the handles as high as possible. If you hold the handles at the highest point, this motion will cost very little effort. In this motion, you can work the entire garden Compared to traditional methods such as plowing, a Grelinette minimizes soil disturbances, keeping the garden healthier and more fertile. It is a valuable tool for gardeners looking for sustainable gardening methods.

Question 3

Compost Fork

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Because of the shape and position of the teeth, the compost fork grabs the loose material with ease, but it does not hang in the teeth. The teeth are not sharpened and even have a blunt end as not to hurt any animals that might have a nest in the compost. This fork will be delivered with an ash wood 90cm T-handle.

Question 4

Digging Fork 3t

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As a result of the shape of the tines and the angle at which the handle is attached to the fork, this fork can effortlessly be driven into the ground. Compared to a spade, a digging fork does not slice through the soil which ensures that delicate root systems will remain intact and undamaged while digging so that plants remain healthy. The digging fork is available in multiple variations with three or four teeth or in a smaller size. This digging fork is available with a 90cm ash T-handle or an 85cm ash D-handle.

Question 5

Hand Weeding Fork

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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 6

Fork & Mattock hand model

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Because of its size, the hand fork &#038; mattock allows you to work with precision in crowded borders where it will not damage surrounding plants. The hand fork &#038; mattock can be fitted with a handle from ash or cherry wood.

Question 7

Children&#8217;s Fork

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Compared to our other children’s line, the design of these children’s tools is a bit more robust and stronger. As such, it is capable of handling more use and abuse while your child is growing. Furthermore, these tools are used by elderly customers with physical challenges as the smaller size and weight compared to regular sized tools makes these tools very light and comfortable to work with.
These tools are lightweight which makes them comfortable and easy to use for the small gardener, while they are still made from stainless steel which provides them with strength and the Sneeboer quality. You’re never too young to learn and with these tools the memories will last forever.

Question 8

Digging Fork 4 tines

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The four teeth are forged in a V-shape on the backside while the front is flat. The handle is short, but very sturdy so you can use a lot of force if need be. The digging fork is not only useful for digging out potatoes, but it can also be used to harvest leeks and other vegetables and plants when roots have to stay intact. The digging fork is also available with three tines.

Question 9

Border Fork 4t LUXE

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The border fork is lighter to use than the digging fork and the fork is mounted to the handle on the most beneficial angle, so your wrists are not strained while using it. Even in clay or peat, the border fork feels at home to dig or remove plants without damaging even the most delicate of root systems. The border fork is available with a 90cm ash T-handle, an 85cm ash D-handle or a luxury ash T-handle.

Question 10

Vintage Fork

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As a result of the shape of the tines and the angle at which the handle is attached to the fork, this fork can effortlessly be driven into the ground. Compared to a spade, a digging fork does not slice through the soil which ensures that delicate root systems will remain intact and undamaged while digging so that plants remain healthy. The digging fork is available in multiple variations with three or four teeth or in a smaller size. This digging fork is available with a 90cm ash T-handle or an 85cm ash D-handle. Furthermore, there is vintage version which is delivered with a more robust and deep brown T-handle.

Question 11

Digging Fork 3 tines

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The three teeth are forged in a V-shape on the backside while the front is flat. The handle is short, but very sturdy so you can use a lot of force if need be. The digging fork is not only useful for digging out potatoes, but it can also be used to harvest leeks and other vegetables and plants when roots have to stay intact. The digging fork is also available with four tines.

Question 12

Rose Fork 2t

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The traditional rose fork has been brought back to life by Sneeboer in 1998, after a description of the tool was discovered in the book of the famous rose grower David Austin. The best use for the rose fork is when a planting hole has been made and the has been mixed with fertilizer after which the rose bush is planted. The next step is to use the rose fork to create holes in the ground surrounding the freshly planted rose bush to aerate the soil and to the perfect conditions for growth. Do not let the name of the tool fool you, as this versatile fork can also be used to do the same tasks with other bushes, shrubs, plants or trees. The rose fork is available with an ash D-handle or T-handle.

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