The classic rosefork was revived by Sneeboer in 1998, after a description of it was found in a book by the renowned rose breeder David Austin. The rosefork is best used once a planting hole has been dug and the soil has been mixed with compost and fertiliser, after which the rose bush is planted. The rosefork is then used to make holes around the rose bush and aerate the soil for stunning results. Don’t be put off by its name, as you can also use it for other plants, shrubs and bushes. The rosefork is available with a T-handle or D-handle made of ash wood in two different lengths.
Rosefork 2t
£139,91
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The rosefork is ideal for aerating and loosening the soil around the rose bush, so that the roots can easily absorb nutrients from the soil. The rosefork has two straight, sharply ground stainless steel tines that can be driven deep into the soil with ease.
Description
Dimensions
- Total length
- 114 cm (44 7/8")
- Length of the handle
- 85 cm (33 1/2")
- Width of the blade
- 9 cm (3 1/2")
- Material handle
- Ash wood
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