Rosefork with D-handle

The traditional rose fork has been brought back to life by Sneeboer in 1998, after a description of the tool was discovered in the book of the famous rose grower David Austin. The best use for the rose fork is when a planting hole has been made and the has been mixed with fertilizer after which the rose bush is planted. The next step is to use the rose fork to create holes in the ground surrounding the freshly planted rose bush to aerate the soil and to the perfect conditions for growth. Do not let the name of the tool fool you, as this versatile fork can also be used to do the same tasks with other bushes, shrubs, plants or trees. The rose fork is available with an ash D-handle or T-handle.