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Perennial Spork by DeWit Tools
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Product Description
From the Spork line, this Perennial Spork by DeWit Tools combines the soil penetration of a fork with the soil moving and turning capabilities of a spade. This perennial Spork is great for dividing plants for transplanting or for digging in small areas. The size is between the hand Spork and the Mini Spork and the two handed tool is balanced for either left or right hand users.
This perennial spork is hand-forged from hardened boron steel and fitted with an Ash hardwood handle from FSC Certified forests.
Handmade in Holland and Guaranteed a Lifetime.
Perennial Spork by DeWit Tools dimensions-
Length: 23 in.
Head: 4 x 6.5 in.
Approx. Weight: 1 lbs. 6 oz.
For over a hundred years the blacksmiths at DeWit in Holland have been hand forging some of the finest tools in the world. Known for their durability, quality and craftsmanship, DeWit tools are old-fashioned tools blended with new technology...Forged For The Future.
If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call: 1-800-830-4019
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Best garden tool ever!
Posted by Timothy Muskat on 18th Jun 2012
The spork is a must for any serious gardener. It's a little lever, a multipurpose, ever-handy tool. I use it for edging, weeding, planting, transplanting, dividing (tough rooted perennials), as well as for general mixing (peat, loam, manure) and overall tilth management. Without my spork, I am nothing. Or rather, at best the quintessential incomplete gardener. My sport is my righthand man.
