Kent and Stowe Hand Forks & Trowels
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Kent and Stowe Hand Forks & Trowels at MyToolShed.co.uk
Kent and Stowe hand forks and trowels are made for close-up work in borders, beds, containers and veg plots. They cover everyday digging, planting, weeding and soil preparation, whether you are looking after a small patio garden or a large allotment.
Browse the child categories to find the right tool for the job: Garden Hand Forks, Garden Hand Trowels, Transplanting Trowels and Weed Forks.
Kent and Stowe Hand Forks & Trowels Features and Benefits
- Strong, hard-wearing heads: built to cope with compacted soil, roots and stones without bending, so they hold up to regular use.
- Comfortable handles: designed to sit well in the hand, which helps reduce fatigue during long planting or weeding sessions.
- Purpose-shaped blades and tines: each tool is shaped for a specific task, from breaking up soil to lifting seedlings, so you work more accurately and with less effort.
- Easy to clean: a wipe down after use helps keep tools in good condition and ready for the next job.
Popular Kent and Stowe Hand Forks & Trowels
Garden Hand Forks
Ideal for loosening soil, mixing in compost and breaking up small clumps around established plants.
Garden Hand Trowels
The all-round choice for digging planting holes, setting out bedding and potting up containers.
Transplanting Trowels
A narrower blade suits lifting and moving seedlings and small plants with minimal root disturbance, and works well in tight spaces between existing plants.
Weed Forks
Designed to get under weeds and lift them out, roots and all, from borders, lawns and paving gaps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a hand fork or a trowel?
Choose a trowel for digging holes and planting, and a hand fork for loosening and aerating soil or mixing in compost. Many gardeners keep both, and add a weed fork or transplanting trowel for more specific tasks.
How do I look after my hand fork or trowel?
Brush off soil after each use, wipe the head dry and store the tool somewhere dry. This helps prevent rust and keeps the tool working well season after season.