Question 1

Push Hoe 15 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 2

Dandelion Digger

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The dandelion digger is available with a handle of ash or cherry wood.

Question 3

Edging Knife with steps

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The edging knife is essential for any gardener that wants to create a straight lawn which will ensure that flowerbeds and borders come to the forefront of the garden. This tool will make an impressive addition to any lawn-loving gardener’s shed. The edging knife is available with a stainless steel handle, a stainless steel handle with steps on top of the blade, a version with an ash wood handle and a version with and ash wood handle and steps on top of the blade.

Question 4

Potting Trowel right-handed

Accepted Answer

The potting trowel is available in a version for left and right handed users and both versions can be fitted with handles made from ash or cherry wood.

Question 5

Children&#8217;s Spade

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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 6

Leaf Rake 7t

Accepted Answer

The hand leaf rake is available with an ash or cherry wood handle or various types of handles.

Question 7

Cape Cod Weeder

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Question 8

Planting Trowel Old Dutch Style

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The planting trowel is balanced with the majority of the weight situated in the blade of the tool. This might seem odd, but it is a perfect example of form following function as the planting trowel is designed to make planting holes and is less suited for scooping or digging work. The heavy blade makes it easy and more comfortable to drive the blade in the soil as less force is required. When the blade is firmly in the ground, wiggle it back and forth and after removing the blade from the soil you are left with a perfect planting hole. The planting trowel is available with multiple handle sizes from ash or cherry wood.

Question 9

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.

Question 10

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 11

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 12

Lawn Aerator

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