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Burgon & Ball Small Garden Fork
Burgon & Ball Small Garden Fork
6
49,00 € Each

Leborgne 4-tine Garden Fork with Novagrip Handle
Leborgne 4-tine Garden Fork with Novagrip Ha…
1
45,00 € Each

Traditional Swan Neck Shark Spade with Footrest
Traditional Swan Neck Shark Spade with Footr…
1
110,00 € Each

Small traditional spade with a spork-shaped head
Small traditional spade with a spork-shaped …
5
48,00 € Each

Senlis Spade Duopro Novamax from Leborgne
Senlis Spade Duopro Novamax from Leborgne
5
39,00 € Each

Rose Fork with Burgon & Ball Handle - RHS Range
Rose Fork with Burgon & Ball Handle - RH…
2
49,90 € Each

Burgon & Ball Small Spade
Burgon & Ball Small Spade
2
49,00 € Each

Terracotta digging fork by Leborgne
Terracotta digging fork by Leborgne
3
21,90 € Each

Leborgne Spade
Leborgne Spade
3
22,90 € Each

Leborgne Spade with Wooden Handle
Leborgne Spade with Wooden Handle
2
24,50 € Each

Alya Copper - by PKS Bronze
Alya Copper - by PKS Bronze
1
155,00 € Each

Polet Spade with Fibreglass Handle
Polet Spade with Fibreglass Handle
Out of stock
119,00 € Each

Polet Root Cutter Spade
Polet Root Cutter Spade
Out of stock
109,00 € Each

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The spade is an essential and well-known tool for lifting, turning, loosening and crumbling the soil in depth. The spade, with its sharp edges, is also used to dig, cut roots, or uproot certain vegetable plants. 

The spading fork, on the other hand, is a garden tool designed for intensive work in lightly stony and heavy soil. It is actually a spade with a long, narrow blade used for precision and heavy soil preparation work such as in the case of clay. It is also used by some gardeners to uproot trees or bushes with substantial root systems.

The digging fork is designed to loosen and crumble the soil at depth. It is much better suited than the spade for working with clay or heavy and compacted soils. It allows you to loosen the soil without turning it over, simply by dislodging it with the teeth. Unlike the spade, this garden tool does not disturb the soil's microbial life and does not cut earthworms. It allows you to uproot weeds, but also certain vegetable plants or to divide large clumps of perennial plants.

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