PATIO WEEDER SET
 WEEDS IN TIGHT SPOTS
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PATIO WEEDER SET
Choose the right tool for the job... There are different weeding tools that can be used for different types of weeds and for weeds in different situations. For instance: it's difficult to remove weeds from cracks between bricks or pavers or in corners created by steps or edging without resorting to spraying with an herbicide--which is both expensive and harmful to both surrounding soil health and your health, as well (contact with herbicides can be carcinogenic). This Patio Weeder-two tool set can be used to safely rid these weeds by either extracting the weed completely or by cutting the weed off below its root crown. Their slender profile fits in limited spaces and allows quick, clean weeding.
More tough hand weeders...  WILCOX WEEDER
Material: 3/4 tubing. Width: 1", Length: 13", Finger Grip Rubber Handle  WEED POPPER
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SHORT AND LONG HANDLED WEEDERS AND HOES, SICKLES, SOIL KNIVES  PATIO KNIFE WEEDER SET
 WEEDER HOE
SICKLES for rooting out weeds...
Our Top Selling Weeding Tool... By inserting the sharp finely serrated blade of the hand sickle into the soil to make contact with the weed's root, and by pulling both the sickle and the above-ground part of the weed simultaneously, most weeds can easily be removed completely out of the soil. If the weed has a deep taproot, or your soil is heavy clay, insert the blade to cut off its root far below the surface and yank the weed out. This handy tool is also great for trimming grass in tight spots where the mower won't reach. Use the hand sickle for most all weeding chores and quick trimming and dead-heading. The very sharp steel blade retains sharpness even with a lot of digging through soil. The yellow wooden handle makes this tool easy to find when left in the garden.  HAND SICKLE
A tough cutter for stubborn roots.... A more deeply serrated version of the Hand Sickle featured above. The 6 1/2" serrated blade of this Root sickle inserted into the soil cuts stubborn roots deep below the surface.  ROOT CUTTER SICKLE
Soil Knives  HORI HORIAn excellent weeding tool that also is used to divide perennials and trans-plant. The blade is beveled for shoveling and features a serrated edge for sawing.
Hori-Hori means “dig-dig”! These knives are multipurpose – weed, plant, divide perennials, even cut sod. They are beveled for shoveling and have a serrated edge for sawing. The blade is marked for depth measurement for easy planting (except for long handled version. This tool has become a favorite amongst Master Gardeners! Sheath included. Features: 7" Stainless Steel or Carbon Steel blade--Long handled version on right has a 6 3/4" long hardened 5/32" thick steel blade but no engraved depth measurements. Wood handle on this version is 8" long. Included sheath has belt loop and snap strap for keeping tool securely fastened. ZENBORI SOIL KNIFE Similar to the
Japanese HoriHori knife but with an ABS plastic handle. The blade is
stainless steel with a cutting serration on one side.. Perfect tool for
cutting roots, transplanting, digging in the home garden or even
commercial horticulture operations. *(ABS is a strong resilient material
having a shiny, impervious surface). The orange handle lessens the
likelihood of misplacing this tool in the garden. Nylon holster (below right) sold separately.  EZ-Digger all-purpose tool from Korea EZ-DIGGER is also a weeder...  EZ DIGGER/PLANTER
 EZ-Digger on 54" wooden handleSTIRRUP HOE--the definitive garden shallow weeding tool
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TO SEE ALL OF OUR GARDENING TOOLS CLICK HERE!The single most useful all around weeding tool: HAND SICKLE
My
number one favorite tool!
I do a lot
of weeding, by hand, and this tool is, without doubt, the best weeder I have ever used! I insert the sharp finely
serrated blade (14 points per inch) into the soil to make contact with
the weed's root. I can usually lift the entire weed with its root
completely out of the soil by an upward tug
with the sickle
while pulling the above-ground part of the weed with
my other hand. If the weed has a deep taproot, I insert the blade to
cut off its root far below the surface and yank the weed out.
This handy tool is also great for trimming grass in tight spots where
the mower won't reach. I use the hand sickle for most all my weeding
chores and occasional trimming and dead-heading. The
very sharp steel blade retains sharpness even with a lot of digging
through soil. The yellow wooden handle makes this tool easy to find when
left in the garden.  HAND SICKLE WEEDER
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