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Niwaki Forked Hand Hoe

Niwaki Forked Hand Hoe

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The Niwaki forked hand hoe is a Japanese 3-pronged hoe for the digging, weeding and planting.

Whilst a traditional large garden fork is perfect for turning over a veg patch before planting or creating a new border, I've always found them awkward to use around existing plants.

This Niwaki forked hand hoe is designed to be used with a chopping motion, like an axe, or as a rake.  This makes it great for working within existing borders or for more precision weeding.

It's a little over 40cm long which means you have enough handle length to give it a good chop without it becoming difficult to wield.  It only weighs 466grams.

It's construction is fairly rustic and agricultural - but as a result it should hold up well to general garden use.

The prongs are 120mm long and 100mm wide.



 

 

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Hoe and customer service both excellent

We have one of these and it's excellent so we were buying one as a present for a friend.
We bought a card through the site too and Louise made sure that everything was sorted and delivered on time. Thanks so much.

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Anonymous
Nice Hoe!

Great hand hoe, particularly good for making furrows and chopping out networks of roots of certain grasses etc. I wouldn't use this as a replacement for a normal hand fork as the technique used is different, but both have their own strengths.

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Hoe and customer service both excellent

We have one of these and it's excellent so we were buying one as a present for a friend.
We bought a card through the site too and Louise made sure that everything was sorted and delivered on time. Thanks so much.

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Anonymous
Nice Hoe!

Great hand hoe, particularly good for making furrows and chopping out networks of roots of certain grasses etc. I wouldn't use this as a replacement for a normal hand fork as the technique used is different, but both have their own strengths.