Three-pronged hand fork, Spear & Jackson

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Three-pronged hand fork, Spear & Jackson

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This hand fork is an essential tool for turning the soil without damaging the roots. Its size is specially designed for maintaining flower beds, pots, and small flower beds. Mirror-polished stainless steel head for rust resistance and minimal soil adhesion. Weather-resistant hardwood handle for greater durability. It is an indispensable and ergonomic tool, with a very attractive look!

The traditional hand fork is designed to lightly loosen and aerate the soil along the edges or between plants in a flower bed. Made with superior craftsmanship, it consists of a stainless steel head with reinforced tines for easily penetrating and working the substrates, attached to a beech handle that is ergonomic and smooth to the touch. Its three reinforced tines allow you to aerate the soil in pots or flower beds, transplant seedlings from pots, or break up clumps.

This small hand fork is an essential tool for turning the soil without damaging the roots and maintaining balconies, flower beds, and rockeries. Its size is specifically designed for maintaining flower boxes, pots, and small flower beds.

Dimensions:

Head: 150mm (6in) x 75mm (3in)

Handle: 120cm (47in)

Technical features

Weight: 0.300000 kg

Wood handle

Handle type Small handle

Type of tool fitting Nozzle

Handle length 14 cm

steel tool head

Total length 25 cm

Manufacturer Spear & Jackson

Product guarantee 2 years

Tips

Recommended for use in Ground surface and superficial soil

Particularly recommended for all plants

Range of tools Traditional tools

Type of tool Large hand tool

Ideal tool for Aerating and loosening soil, Scraping and scratching, sweeping and raking, weeding

Directions for use The small hand fork is an ideal tool for light work on the soil in planters, pots or flowerbeds. Use it to dig and turn over the top layer of soil, thus aerating the surface layer. It is an efficient tool for scraping the surface to unearth weeds. If the soil is loose deep down, quickly dig holes for planting your bulbs, rhizomes or perennial and annual young plants in pots using its three-pronged head.