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Your cart is empty.This Spear & Jackson Traditional Stainless Steel Weed Fork features a weatherproofed 42" handle for a longer reach, making this tool useful when working in borders, between plants or anywhere where you would like to avoid walking or kneeling and damaging the plants already in place. The blade is made from mirror polished stainless steel which offers protection against rust and minimal soil adhesion which makes for easier cleaning. At Spear & Jackson, we pride ourselves on having the right tools, whatever the job. Our heritage can be traced back to 1760 and that, plus our commitment to continuous innovation, has helped to establish Spear & Jackson as a respected brand across the world. Our products are manufactured to the highest quality and offer superb service and longevity; against defects in manufacturing, subject to normal wear & tear and the provision of reasonable care and maintenance. This does not affect your statutory rights.
jpatton
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024
Leagues above the cheap ones with telescoping handle that collapses under pressure! This is a forever garden tool for your collection!
GS
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
Strong and perfect for prying weeds without bending over.
Charlotte Heath
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
I can stand up and cultivate my shrubs.
C. D. Ward
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 18, 2024
This makes planting out a heck of a lot easier! Very robust and a great aid if you find bending or kneeling a chore but love gardening. Great item. Can recommend.
k henson
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 16, 2024
Strong well made fork, does the job it was brought for
Maryn
Reviewed in Italy on January 4, 2024
Ottimo articolo
Zwicky
Reviewed in Spain on September 28, 2023
Herramienta perfecta para usar al plantar flores en macetas. El mango extralargo evita estiramientos innecesarios del brazo en bordes profundos. Recomiendo esta herramienta.
lcb
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2023
If you plant annuals or 1 gallon plants, you will LOVE this shovel!!! I start with a pitch fork to break up my woodland ground and then use the shovel to continue. I'm 84. This little shovel is a life saver for me. I step on the shovel to dig just the right size hole and I'm there. You'll be so very happy if you spend the money to buy this little shovel. I planted 12 vinca/perriwinkle plants this morning in an hour.
Roger long
Reviewed in France on March 17, 2022
Produit A1. Merci.
Harriett Foster
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2021
Love my "long handled trowel. This lets me weed standing up.
Timbo Slims
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2013
Take it from one who has bent a few of the cheaper trowels, this new one from Spear & Jackson is a winner. I always resisted buying more expensive trowels and opted for the cheaper ones, but after wearing out another one, it was time to try a higher end trowel.Here are the pro's for this trowel:- The blade of the trowel is a heavy, carbon / ferritic stainless, which means it will be magnetic, and also means it is hardened / tempered more than classic austenitic stainless (which is non-magnetic). The blade is very thick and it would take a lot of force to bend it.- The ferrule on the trowel is affixed very well to the hardwood handle, and I cannot detect any play in it - it is not loose and feels it will not fall off like many cheaper tools with ferrules. It is dimpled on two sides where it joins to ensure it stays in place.- The neck of the trowel is a one-piece construction with the blade, and is not welded like some, so there is no joint to fail under force. Additionally, the neck appears to be epoxied? into the wood handle and should be durable.- Finally, the wood handle is recessed toward the middle, making a good fit for smaller hands (like my wife's). The handle appears to be made out of white oak which will make it very water resistant (red oak is not).The con's - can't think of any at this point - but let's see how it holds up under repeated use over time. I will update at a later date if need be.We tested it out today, and it feels great in the hand, and has a lot of staying power and it cuts through the hard AZ dirt well.Overall a five star trowel, I would recommend it to anyone! Not cheap, but quality rarely is. We were going to get a Lee Valley trowel for $5 more, but I think we will be more than happy with this one! 5 stars!Thanks for reading!
Leif Erikson
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2013
This is a sturdy and solid trowel that is good looking to boot! The stainless steel has fared well in my garden's hard clay and rocky soil. I tend to abuse my tools and wrench and pry entrenched stones and roots with it so I'm glad to say that there is little evidence of deformation or rusting at all on the item. The blade is stout and the weld seems secure. The finish of the wooden handle is nice and comfortable to hold with no wiggling of any kind thus far. The leather lanyard is convenient for hanging the tool but not good for much else; it can easily be removed if desired. Overall, it is a substantial tool that feels good in the hand without being too hefty and tiresome to use.5/5 - I love it.
perrymasonary
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2012
After going through several steel trowels over the years that rusted, I was on the hunt for a stainless steel one.Spear & Jackson's trowell is beautifully made and well crafted. This trowel is not a flimsy thin steel, but a substantial piece of stainless.I like the handle angle, as it affords an ergonomic feel. The wood handle is smooth and has a comfortable shape.This is such a wonderful tool to work the garden that, that it is my go to tool for potting and cleaning out garden beds.
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