Darlac Bamboo Narrow Draw Hoe Short Handle
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Product Description
Sometimes known as a spud hoe. The head measures just 5cm. For weeding crowded flower and vegetable beds. Eco friendly bamboo handle & stainless steel head. This beautifully finished tool goes through many processes to create a product that is not only aesthetically pleasing, it encompasses great strength and durability too. The stainless steel head is hand welded and treated, to assume the appearance of "old steel" and still retain the rust resistant qualities of traditional looking stainless. Soil adhesion is greatly reduced; nonetheless, it maintains the same rustic beauty of tools from bygone days! Bamboo is a 100% sustainable source replenishing itself within 36 months. It is comparable to the tensile strength of steel, yet the finish is akin to traditional ash.
Measurement: Height 65cm, Width 6cm, Depth 3cm, Weight 280g
Maintenance: Clean, sharpen, oil.
Special Offer:
For a limited time, receive a free Darlac Tungsten and Diamond Sharpener when you purchase any 2 selected Darlac tools. This essential tool is perfect for maintaining the precision and efficiency of your garden tools, making it a must-have for every gardener. Don't miss out on this fantastic deal to keep your tools in top condition!
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