Working in your garden can sometimes require you to use more than your everyday basic garden tools. Some gardening chores may cause you to have need of a tool for a specific job that requires a little more effort, or you may need to be a little more careful while cutting, weeding or pruning in and around young seedling plants without damaging their roots.   Something such as say a Circle Hoe.  SAY WHAT?

Yes I said a Circle Hoe or what about a DIGGIT. NO, Ms Eudora has not been out in the sun to long, there really are tools out there with these names and I can assure that they are of great use at times in the garden, as well as a few others I will mention to you. This article will contain a number of the innovative specialty garden tools used by myself and many other garden fanatics to get the job done. Let’s start with the:

Long Handled Garden Tools: This is a set of garden tools that is a must have for any person (s) who has trouble bending or stooping. The set includes a combination Aerator/Soil Crumbler, Leaf Rake, Trowel, Soil Rake, 3 Tine Cultivator and a Push/Pull Weeder Hoe all of which fit into a telescoping handle that adjust from 48 to 79 inches and each tool interchanges with the handle with the push of a button.

Circle Hoe: This round odd shaped garden hoe allows you to easily work between plants that are planted close together. It has dull sides with curved blades that cut away from the plants. The thick blade and heavy handle make light of tough weeding jobs that require you to sit or kneel. With its short handle (about 15 inches) and the circular hoe only about 2 ½ inches in diameter it cuts weeds and lifts and breaks up soil with almost no damage to the plants roots.

Cape Cod Weeder : This tool is about 12 ½ inches in length with a metal shaft and cutting edge. It will allow you to skim the blades under the surface and cut weeds at their roots.


Japanese Hori Hori Weeder Knife: This is one all – in -one garden tool that can be used for just about anything in your garden. It scoops, digs weeds and cultivates. Be very careful this is one tool that is also extremely sharp.

Diggit: A non- corrosive stainless steel garden tool that is perfect for up rooting long weeds and continuous rooting weeds.

Dutch Disc Weeder: Perfect if you are into container gardening, because this small hand held patio knife is designed and crafted to just about every small job in your containers, it a weeder, edger and digger.
Trake: Two sturdy durable tools in one, it has a pointed trowel at one end and a rake on the other end for cultivating between plants.
These are only a few of the many innovative specialty garden tools available, for more go to

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