Question 1

Transplanting Trowel with opener

Accepted Answer

In 2010, Sneeboer was approached by the German brewery Warsteiner to develop a special and exclusive business gift. The classical transplanting trowel was used as the base for this new tool, and it was combined with a bottle opener in the blade. This makes the new tool very practical to use in the garden, but also to quench your thirst after or during hard work. This trowel is available with a handle from ash or cherry wood.

Question 2

Transplanting Trowel half round

Accepted Answer

The blade of the half round transplanting trowel is curved, which reinforces the blade making it even stronger and more robust. This smart design makes this a very well balanced tool capable of a lot of gardening activities! This trowel can be fitted with a handle of ash or cherry wood of varied sizes.

Question 3

Flowerbed Trowel

Accepted Answer

Due to its rounded shape, the flowerbed trowel is the perfect tool for scooping up material and this also protects pot from damage by the stainless steel blade. The trowel flows nicely from the blade into the handle, making it a joy to use for prolonged periods in the garden. The stainless steel blade is 16cm long and the flowerbed trowel is available with handles from ash or cherry wood in different shapes and sizes.

Question 4

Hand Garden Rake

Accepted Answer

Sneeboer has a wide selection of rakes and garden rakes with different widths, number and length of tines and distance between the tines. Sneeboer has a rake for every application in the garden. The hand garden rake can be delivered with an ash or cherry wood handle. With normal use and proper maintenance, Sneeboer rakes will last a lifetime.

Question 5

Dibber

Accepted Answer

The dibber can be used in sandy soil or heavy clay, and it makes planting seeds or bulbs as easy as it can be.

Question 6

Piet Oudolf collection in seedbox

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Question 7

Von Lindern Cultivator

Accepted Answer

The oak leaf shape of the Von Lindern cultivator is simple as astonishing and creates a very special tool. The oak leaf feature a straight, sharp tine on each of its five petals. This design makes it very useful for removing weeds in crowded borders, turning over and cultivating the soil and to loosen and aerate the top layer of soil. The Von Lindern cultivator is available with a handle made from ash or cherry wood.

Question 8

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 9

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 10

Weeding Finger

Accepted Answer

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

Question 11

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 12

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.

Hand Tools