Question 1

Hand Cultivator

Accepted Answer

The hand cultivator is known in Germany as a ‘Sauzahn’, which roughly translates to ‘Tusk’. Boars use their tusks to overturn the soil in search for food and the shape of the tine of the hand cultivator is formed to follow this function. This cultivation improves the structure and substance of the soil. The hand cultivator can be fitted with an ash or cherry wood handle. Other cultivators with more than one tine are also available.

Question 2

Hand Weeding Fork

Accepted Answer

The hand weeding fork is a useful tool when crops need to be transplanted without damaging the roots and is available with handles made from ash or cherry wood.

Question 3

Soil- Aerator

Accepted Answer

The soil aerator is known in Germany as a ‘Sauzahn’, which roughly translates to ‘Tusk’. Boars use their tusks to overturn the soil in search for food and the shape of the tine of the hand cultivator is formed to follow this function. This cultivating improves the structure and substance of the soil. The soil aerator is available with a 155cm button handle made from ash wood.

Question 4

Weeding Finger

Accepted Answer

The weeding finger is available with an ash or cherry wood handle.

Question 5

Small Transplanting Trowel

Accepted Answer

This smaller version of the traditional transplanting trowel has a smaller blade which removes less material and is therefore easier to use. The smaller blade also allows the user to work with more precision. The small transplanting trowel allows you to work in the garden without hurting your wrists and is available in multiple shapes and sizes. The transplanting trowel can be fitted with an ash or cherry wood handle.

Question 6

Raised Bed Hoe 4 cm

Accepted Answer

The hand hoe is available with blade of 4cm wide and with a variety of handles from ash or cherry wood.

Question 7

Stone Spade with steps and openings

Accepted Answer

The design of the stone spade has been based on an idea of the famous English rose grower John Scarman. We make two versions of this handy tool: this version and a version without the slits in the blade. Both versions are available with a 90 cm or 100 cm ash T-handle or an 85cm D-handle.

Question 8

Hand Bulb Planter

Accepted Answer

Bulb planting can be a never-ending gardening task which only seems worthwhile when the blooms emerge months later in the garden, but this hand bulb planter will make planting your bulbs as enjoyable as watching them emerge! You drive the planter into the ground with your hands, turn the tool 45 degrees to one side and remove the planter from the soil. When the next hole is made, the soil from the previous hole is ejected from the top of the tool. The bulb planter is available in this manageable hand version but is also available as a longer variation with a long ash handle or stainless steel handle.

Question 9

Perennial Spade narrow

Accepted Answer

The blade of the perennial spade is forged and sharpened on both sides and is formed into a point making it very easy to drive into the ground. The short size of the perennial spade, measuring 57cm overall, makes it the perfect tool to work with precision in a kneeled position. The perennial spade, a smaller version of the Sneeboer pointed spade, is equally suited to dividing shrubs, lifting bulbs, digging planting holes and working in areas where a full size spade would be too cumbersome. The perennial spade is fitted with a 42cm ash T-handle.

Question 10

Children&#8217;s Leaf Rake

Accepted Answer

These tools are lightweight which makes them comfortable and easy to use for the small gardener, while they are still made from stainless steel which provides them with strength and the Sneeboer quality. You’re never too young to learn and with these tools the memories will last forever.

Question 11

Pull Hoe fine 4 cm LUXE

Accepted Answer

The pull hoe fine is available with blade of 4, 6 and 8cm wide and with a variety of handles. These all come with a 120cm ash handle or a 120cm luxurious ash handle. Larger pull hoes are also available with the larger 155cm ash button handles.

Question 12

Children&#8217;s Fork

Accepted Answer

Compared to our other children’s line, the design of these children’s tools is a bit more robust and stronger. As such, it is capable of handling more use and abuse while your child is growing. Furthermore, these tools are used by elderly customers with physical challenges as the smaller size and weight compared to regular sized tools makes these tools very light and comfortable to work with.
These tools are lightweight which makes them comfortable and easy to use for the small gardener, while they are still made from stainless steel which provides them with strength and the Sneeboer quality. You’re never too young to learn and with these tools the memories will last forever.

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