DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip
DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip

DeWit left handed Dutch hand hoe with ash grip

Designed for left-handed gardeners, this traditional Dutch handhoe is ideal for weeding and loosening soil in borders, raised beds and containers.Draw the...

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