Weed blades, root pullers and specific tools

The weeding knife is an eco-friendly tool designed to eliminate unwanted weeds without the use of chemicals. It allows for the manual removal of weeds and moss by superficially scraping the soil without turning it over. The angled, narrow, and pointed head easily maneuvers into tight spaces, while the sharp blade enables cutting vegetation, scraping, and scratching, including dislodging not too tall weeds that have managed to sprout in the narrowest areas. 

The root puller is used to precisely weed small areas. This tool excels particularly in dislodging so-called taproots, which are difficult to pull out without breaking them. The head sinks into the soil at the neck of the plant by pressing on the handle. Once the head is sufficiently sunk, the gardener places the fulcrum on the ground by pressing on the handle to create leverage. The head then comes up along with the entire root.