Choosing Sustainability

A beautifully crafted 4-prong fork For breaking up the soil without moving huge clods of earth, lifting potatoes or carrying light fibrous materials and manure, a border fork is the preferred tool for many gardeners.

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A two-pronged border fork.

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Also known as a 3 pronged hoe, this tool is very light and comfortable to use.

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The Auva small spade or "lady spade" was designed in response to popular demand.

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A back-saving alternative to the conventional garden fork.

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The Libra shovel has a long, slightly bowed ash staff with a rounded end, and wide pointed blade.

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The extra long limewood staff helps to maintain a more upright working posture.

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With a bowled shape and pointed blade, a good general-purpose garden spade.

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Also known as the oscillating, reciprocating, swivel, scuffle or stirrup hoe.

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Sabik is a swan-neck hoe, a draw-hoe.

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For precision work in your garden without having to bend over.

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Longer version of the Hand Hoe: Phoenix, with a limewood shaft.

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The standard tool for the passionate gardener.

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Another new addition to the range by popular request, Tuza has an ash shaft and a heavy-duty, work-hardened tin bronze head.

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