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Your cart is empty.Ho-Mi Diggers The Ho-Mi digger(pronounced Ho-Mi and meaning 'little ground spear' in Korea) was first made in Korea during the Bronze Age. The tool has been a standard for 5000 years. Strong, yet light, it is hand forged from steel with a sturdy tang well fixed in the handle. The miniature plowshare design makes it perfect for opening the soil for seeding or setting out transplants, for weeding and for planting bulbs. The unique shape allows you to do many tasks(hilling, digging, weeding, and planting) with only one tool. Blade is 6.7" long and 3.1" wide. "Heavy duty and slanted just right, this Korean workhorse is a farmer's tool for avid gardeners. If your soil is heavy or rocky, it slices right through... It is weighted to keep wrist motion at a minimum so if you are battling either arthritis or carpel tunnel...this will certainly be easier for you. Used on the pull stroke. Good for digging, thinning, transplanting and opening and closing rows of soil. It's also called EZ-Digger."
Tracye Privitt
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
Great gardening tool. Good for digging, pulling vines and runners of grass. Turning over soil. I love this tool!
Suzie B.
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Love using this hoe!
Spudnut
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
Easy to use sharp blade!
B. Killough
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024
I like everything about this tool. You can dig holes, make rows, use it as a lever on stubborn weedsI got my original from a Vietnamese gentleman who made them by hand and came to the nursery where I worked. These appear to be just as well made so I bought 2- I'm going to retire my old one and use it as a garden decoration since the handle has gotten so loose and give the other to a gardening friend.
MoArtsy
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024
I had a Korean friend recommend this gardening tool and it has become my absolute favorite tool to use! It can hoe the soil, has a sharp enough edge to break and cut up roots and it can also be used as a digging shovel. I don’t know what I would do without it!
GritsSC
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
This tool is the perfect tool to use when digging or planting.
home gardener
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
Love the tool but a year later the tip broke off in some heavy soil.
Linnea Lospenosochatel
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
So many ways to use but excellent for the garden- weeding- digging - very sturdy!
アリエルとフランダー
Reviewed in Japan on July 28, 2023
雑草取りが楽しくなるアイテム。知人に紹介されて購入しましたが、評判通りよく雑草取れます。耐久性はまだ使ったばかりでわかりませんが今の所良さそうです
Donna Kerr
Reviewed in Canada on October 17, 2023
I am a full-time gardener of a large park with 30 gardens and they are large.....this tool will be the most important valuable item you own. Well made,and has many uses. Tills your soil, removes moss, forget your round head hand shovel this cuts through the toughest soils. This tool literally is my right hand.
Hulu
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 29, 2022
I bought one of these ages ago for myself and this one for a friend. The Hoe-Mi is a really versatile tool and the main thing I need when weeding (only others I carry around the garden with me are secateurs and a long thin trowel for dandelion roots - the Hoe-Mi can only reach a short way straight down). I wouldn't be without mine and, now my friend has tried hers, she feels the same.The Daewon hoe is solid and feels sturdy. Two months on and no problems.
gabrielle Gamelin
Reviewed in Canada on December 29, 2022
Outil de jardinage 2.0, il a changé ma vie côté jardinage. Simple, robuste, efficace et économique , permet de ramollir la terre et avoir accès aux racines en un simple geste.
Greatdogs
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 1, 2020
It's a nice looking tool but I don't use this one. In my search for a good weeding tool I still just use the thin, long pencil type weeding tool (Wolf garten/Gardena), standard trowel, hand Dutch hoe (rare) and mini mattock. Strimming is good is you can get away with it ;).This is counter intuitive to use and just doesn't really work for me. The physics of the tool just don't make sense with the ground for me! And I really wanted to be able to scrape underneath the weeds and axe chop etc. Mine sits in garage
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