Royal Dutch Hoe craft which means a little less

which means a little less cutting strength but gives the ability to fit into tighter spots as you would with your snips

I also like to use them for cutting twine when I'm staking so I don't dull the blades on my secateurs

The Japanese name for this tool is hakaribasami

aka giant dustpan

Royal Dutch Hoe craft which means a little lessHave you heard the old gardeners adage? One years seeding equals ten years weeding! It's so important to get those annual weeds before they go to seed. If you don't, the problem just compounds year on year. A scuffle type hoe is so useful for this task, particularly in spring when new growth is coming on fast its a real time saver to get annual weeds under control before they go to seed and become a much bigger problem. The design of the Royal Dutch