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Garden Weasel Oversized Potting Scoop for Soil Digging Planting Gardening
Garden Weasel Oversized Potting Scoop for Soil Digging Planting Gardening
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From the manufacturer
Dig, cut & scoop
Effortlessly break up hard clumps of dirt, slice open bags of soil or fertilizer, scoop all types of soil and
Product Features
Premium Design
This extra deep gardening scoop lets you transfer soil, compost, fertilizer, feed, etc. with less spillage. A unique serrated tip also enables you to break up clumps of soil and cut through roots while you clear out beds for planting.
Durable & Comfortable
This tool features the Garden Weasel professional handle for fatigue-free use throughout the day. The handle’s ergonomic design features a lightweight yet sturdy polypropylene core surrounding the durable full-length Aluminiron tang.
Made To Last
The Garden Weasel Potting Scoop is manufactured using our proprietary Aluminiron; this high-grade alloy provides both lightweight durability and rust resistance, so you can count on this hand shovel for many seasons to come. A simple rinse at the end of your gardening day will keep your potting scoop in tip-top shape!
From the brand
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While enjoying time in the garden, the last thing you should be concerned about is the performance and reliability of your tools.
Designed in the USA and built to professional grade, Garden Weasel cultivators, weed pullers, nut gatherers and hand tools are up for the task. For nearly 50 years, we’ve built a legendary reputation for the performance and longevity of our gardening tools, and we back them for life.
Product Description
TIPS & TRICKS
- Use the Scoop Hand Tool for multiple purposes in the garden to increase your efficiency. Scoop out holes for planting as well as transfer soil, compost, and fertilizers from their containers directly to the desired locations.
- Instead of reaching for a knife or another blade, use the serrated tip on the scoop to open all types of bags from fertilizer to seed.
- For proper grip, hold the trowel firmly but comfortably, similar to how you would hold a hammer. This will reduce hand fatigue and give you better control.
- For digging holes or planting, use your wrist and forearm to drive the trowel into the soil, then lever it back to create a hole. For additional force, place the palm of your hand on the rounded end of the grip and push. Avoid using too much force to prevent strain on your body.
- Use the sturdy serrated tip on this scoop to cut through roots, and work efficiently with only one tool.
