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Garden Guru Titanium Hand Weeder Fork Tool – Rust Resistant Titanium Coated Stainless Steel – Ergonomic Handle – Great for Planting, Spreading Mulch, Weeding, Loosening & Transplanting Soil

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Style: Fork


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  • GARDENING FORK: A must-have hand tool for every gardener. This hand rake is perfect for weeding, loosening and transplanting soil, turning, and spreading mulch in preparation for planting flowers and vegetables. Includes durable titanium tines and ergonomic handle.
  • TITANIUM COATED STAINLESS STEEL: Premium quality tines are rust resistant and sturdy, allowing easy penetration of soil. Fork also has the maneuverability to work around smaller stems and delicate plants. Will last longer and is less likely warp than other forks.
  • COMFORTABLE ERGONOMIC HANDLE: Ergonomic grip for comfort and control makes weeding and transplanting a breeze. Grip is designed to alleviate pressure on the palm and fingers and reduce hand and wrist fatigue that is common when gardening for extended periods of time.
  • LARGE HANG HOLE: Large hang hole on the handle for easy storage after use.
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Garden Guru Titanium Coated Hand Weeder Fork Tool – Rust Resistant Titanium Coated Stainless Steel – Ergonomic Handle – Great for Planting, Spreading Mulch, Weeding, Loosening & Transplanting SoilGARDENING FORK: A must-have hand tool for every gardener. This hand rake is perfect for weeding, loosening and transplanting soil, turning, and spreading mulch in preparation for planting flowers and vegetables. Includes durable titanium tines and ergonomic handle.TITANIUM COATED STAINLESS STEEL: Premium quality tines are rust resistant and sturdy, allowing easy penetration of soil. Fork also has the maneuverability to work around smaller stems and delicate plants. Will last longer and is less likely warp than other forks.COMFORTABLE ERGONOMIC HANDLE: Ergonomic grip for comfort and control makes weeding and transplanting a breeze. Grip is designed to alleviate pressure on the palm and fingers and reduce hand and wrist fatigue that is common when gardening for extended periods of time.LARGE HANG HOLE: Large hang hole on the handle for easy storage after use.


Product Dimensions: 10 x 5 x 5 inches


Item Weight: 8.1 ounces


Manufacturer: Garden Guru


Item model number: 1


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