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The stainless steel blade is very sharp and concave shaped for scooping soil and other materials. Because of its sharpness, it is excellent as a general purpose sporting knife. An indispensable tool for digging in the garden. It cuts and scrapes weed, roots and vegetables. Master gardeners love it. Comes with a heavy black vinyl plastic sheath and belt loop. You need to try it for yourself to appreciate what a great garden tool it is. 6 1/2-inch blade, 11 3/4-inch overall length. Made in Japan Some uses: Weeding, cutting roots, transplanting, removing bonsai plants from pots, sod cutting, dividing perennials, metal detecting, collecting and more. This tool can be considered the Swiss Army Knife for many outdoor uses from gardening, collecting, digging, sawing, chopping, measuring to untold other uses including but not limited to hunting and fishing.
Product Features
- Bonsai collecting tool
- Metal detecting tool
- Multi-purpose garden tool
- Hunting, fishing tool
- Comes with a heavy black vinyl plastic sheath and belt loop
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Hori Hori: Best Garden Tool I Have/BEST GARDENER GIFT WEEDS SCREAM AND RUN when they see me coming with the hori hori. (Note that I don’t know whether one hori hori brand is any better than another. It’s the tool itself that’s so great.)If I could, I’d get one for each of my gardener friends. Sometimes I might need a spade or pruners or shovel, but overall, the hori hori is often the only tool I take outside to plant and weed.Solid, unbending steel helps pry out deep weeds or dig a hole even in packed clay or gravel. The serrated edge is great for butterflying root-bound plants. And the centimeter markings helps me properly place seedlings and bulbs.One thing I’d recommend that’s been really helpful for me is to paint the handle with fluorescent paint AND tie some long (15-20″) fluorescent plastic tape through the hole so that you don’t lose it in the dirt; there’ll always be some pink or orange ribbon sticking out even if you bury the hori-hori by mistake.I’ve buried my hori hori twice. Once I actually called the local metal detector club to help me find it (it was within plain view of my back door for 4 months). The other time, I just ran out and bought a new one.I’ve never damaged the blade on one of these. I killed the wood handle by leaving it buried for 10 months in soggy Seattle, but I still use the blade alone.ANOTHER GARDEN TOOL RECOMMENDATION: Get a Circle Hoe.
A Universal Garden Helper You open the gift box. Yes! it’s just what you wanted! You drop the wrapping paper, leave the wine glass, and the astonished friends, you zoom out to the garden even though it’s perfectly dark by now, and you find that dandelion illuminated by the front door’s light. You heft the hori hori in your hand. You are a warrior. You are invincible. The enemy will die. This sturdy, hefty tool feels great in the palm of your hand. It easily slides into the soil alongside the offending dandy. A little pressure, and pop! the root, the leaves, the whole rosette of the heinous green Medusa is air born like a cork out of a bottle. You think yes! finally! the war is over, I am The Gardener.
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