Garden Tools


hoeing easy and super-productive.


‘Makes


I love using it.’ Pippa


Greenwood


5 Star Review


Tried and Tested Kitchen Garden Magazine


SPEEDHOE™ The Haxnicks SpeedHoe is steadily becoming a must have, and has won itself a number of admirers – here’s five reasons why: 1 Reduces bending, minimising aches and strains The unique angle of the stainless steel head allows perfect positioning of the blade for both forward and backward strokes with minimum movement/ articulation. 2 Clever Design The twin points at the rear dig sharply into the ground, naturally drawing the blade downwards as it travels through the soil. 3 Big results with less effort The curved shape of the rear blades creates a slicing action through soil and roots. This results in a smooth yet amazingly powerful ploughing action, which cuts easily through weeds and breaks up hard soil without the need for hacking or digging. 4 More Control The overall triangular shape of the blade creates a stability that prevents the hoe from twisting, producing a controlled and even cut. 5 Easy Action The single front point produces less resistance for the naturally less powerful forward stroke, helps to guide the blade in the direction of the force applied, giving excellent control for easy and accurate hoeing between narrow rows of precious plants. Length: 1.7m (5ft 10in) Width: 12cm (5in) £29.99


LEAF PICKER An exciting, new, fast and efficient approach to Leaf collection which will make you look forward to that arduous seasonal task! Spike up the leaves and then use the clever instant release mechanism by the handle to push the leaves off the collection spikes and into your wheelbarrow.  Durable and lightweight


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Patented ergonomic design with instant release mechanism


Perfect for clearing leaves from lawns, gravel driveways, between border plants with minimal plant damage


Total Length 1.3m (4ft 3in) Head 18cm x 18cm (8in x 8in) £30.99


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