Hoedag Culti-Hoe
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$33.95
$33.95
per item
Hoedag Culti-Hoe:
The Hoedag culti-hoe: Our customers ask for it and we delivered!
Similar to the Hoedag original tool the total length 15 1/2'' and less than 2lbs. Great for weeding, planting, tilling and digging. works wonders on potted plants, raking, tilling, cultivating and aerating the container soil. Also great for mixing in the potting soil with the slow release fertilizers.
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Hoedag Culti-hoe- Two sided steel blade heat treated for exceptional strength and toughness. Broad blade 2 1/2'', fork blade 2 1/8'' total overall blade length 8 1/2''. Total overall tool length 15''.Less than 2lb
Hoedag culti-hoe is ideal for picking and digging through hard soil, slicing through weeds with deep roots. To effectively use culti-hoe begin turning the soil using a chopping motion with broad blade breaking up any dirt clumps and clods. Dig rocks,stones and roots out of your way. Continue working the soil. Next turn the tool over to the rake side begin raking the surface of the soil, this will help smooth the dirt and also help identify any remaining weeds and roots. Make sure the forks dig in by at least half an inch or so. Most weeds sprout close to the surface, so the root structure will usually be very close to the top. Sinking the blades in will help you find where weeds are prevalent this will allow thorough weed removal. This exceptionally light weight tool is sure to meet your gardening needs.
Hoedag culti-hoe is ideal for picking and digging through hard soil, slicing through weeds with deep roots. To effectively use culti-hoe begin turning the soil using a chopping motion with broad blade breaking up any dirt clumps and clods. Dig rocks,stones and roots out of your way. Continue working the soil. Next turn the tool over to the rake side begin raking the surface of the soil, this will help smooth the dirt and also help identify any remaining weeds and roots. Make sure the forks dig in by at least half an inch or so. Most weeds sprout close to the surface, so the root structure will usually be very close to the top. Sinking the blades in will help you find where weeds are prevalent this will allow thorough weed removal. This exceptionally light weight tool is sure to meet your gardening needs.