Question 1

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 2

Dutch Push Hoe 12,5 cm

Accepted Answer

The Dutch push hoe has a shape like a horseshoe onto which the sharp shade is attached. However, the blade does not extend outside of the horseshoe shape which allows you to remove weeds very close to crops or plants without damaging these. The Dutch push hoe is available with an ash handle that is shaped specifically for people with smaller hands, allowing them to work comfortably with this tool. The blade of the Dutch push hoe is 12,5 cm wide and is sharpened on the front and back side allowing you to remove weeds with the forward and backward motion. The Dutch push hoe is available with a luxuriously shaped handle of 145cm or a 155cm ash wood button handle.

Question 3

Push Hoe 22,5 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 4

Digging Fork 3t

Accepted Answer

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

Piet Oudolf collection in seedbox

Accepted Answer

Question 6

Shovel 24 cm

Accepted Answer

Distinctive features of the shovel are the dimensions of the blade and the angle of the blade in relation to the wooden handle. Because of these features, the shovel is better suited for scooping up material compared to a spade. Our range includes this shovel, or a version of the shovel with a less wide blade making easier to work with. We offer a wide range of ash wooden handles of different lengths, and we even have a version where the blade and handle are made from stainless steel.

Question 7

Greenhouse Trowel

Accepted Answer

Gardening on a smaller scale presents the same challenges as gardening on a large scale. Activities such as planting, aerating, weed removal are still necessary and as such you require comparable, smaller tools. To help with these tasks, Sneeboer has created the indoor gardening collection featuring our best tools in a smaller size. These quality tools will assist you in working on your balcony, vertical garden or plant pot.

Question 8

Edging Shovel

Accepted Answer

The main function of this tradition tool is to trim the edges of your lawn, similarly to an edging knife, but it was also very useful for cultivating special tulips species which were grown ‘’on the board’’. Every element of this shovel is made with precision, such as the sharp blade which lets the edging shovel cut in the ground with ease. The blade is 28cm wide and the edging shovel comes with a 90cm T-handle made from strong ash wood.

Question 9

Push Hoe 12,5 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 10

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 11

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 12

Children&#8217;s Rake

Accepted Answer

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.

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