Great
Very versatile sturdy tool. 2 in 1which I see as an investment that will last me a long time.
Contemporary gardener
Worcester
Very versatile sturdy tool. 2 in 1which I see as an investment that will last me a long time.
Contemporary gardener
Worcester
Bought 2,one for self & 1 for Christmas present. Very pleased with speed of delivery & mine is already in use. Nice quality & good to handle.Feels so much sturdier than other trowels & the edges do make a difference. Only downside is that 2 trowels were delivered in VERY large box, so packing a bit over the top?
Pied Piper
Northern England
This is the best trowel I have ever used on my heavy, clay soil. Very effective.
Phlomis
Scotland
100.0
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