Trowels & Planting Tools
Garden Planting Hand Tools: Trowels, Forks, & More
When it comes to planting and cultivating your garden, having the right tools makes all the difference. Our selection of garden planting hand tools includes everything from trowels and hori hori knives to dibbers, forks, and more. Whether you're digging, planting, or weeding, these tools are designed for durability, comfort, and efficiency.
- Our trowels are perfect for digging, transplanting, and general soil work.
- Versatile hori hori knives are ideal for cutting through roots, digging, and weeding—use one to pop out taproots, for example.
- Dibbers make precise planting holes for seeds and bulbs, ensuring even spacing.
- For breaking up soil and aerating garden beds, you can’t go wrong with a garden fork.
Crafted from quality materials like high-carbon boron steel and sustainably grown European ash, our planting hand tools are built to withstand tough gardening tasks, making them reliable long-term additions to your gardening tool bag. Suitable for novice and expert gardeners alike, our tools are instrumental when it comes to growing a thriving garden.
Planting Hand Tools FAQs
- What is a hori hori knife used for?
A hori hori knife, sometimes referred to as a soil knife, is a multi-functional tool used for digging, cutting roots, weeding (it’s especially handy for popping out taproots), and planting.
- Can I use a trowel for planting bulbs?
Yes, you can use a trowel to dig holes for planting bulbs in addition to other small plants. Just be sure to dig deep enough; if you can’t with a trowel, you may wish to browse our shovels.
- What is the purpose of a garden dibber?
A dibber is used to make precise planting holes in the soil, helping to ensure proper spacing.
- Are your hand tools suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! Our tools are designed with ease of use in mind, making them ideal for gardeners of all experience levels. If you are new to gardening you can learn more about essential tools and get answers to other frequently asked tool questions right here on our website.
- How do I maintain my garden tools?
We recommend keeping your tools clean and dry, regularly sharpening blades, and oiling metal parts to prevent rust.