Planting Trowel Old Dutch Style - 12" total length

Marsoni

M251S

$63.20

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Planting Trowel Old Dutch Style - 12" total lengthThe planting trowel by Sneeboer Tools has sharp sides and a pointed end allowing you to cut easily through the soil for all your planting and gardening needs. Use it for planting bulbs, seedlings and small plants or use the large head for breaking and turning the soil. The planting trowel can even be used to separate smaller perennials. The forged stainless steel head will stay sharp and provide you with a lifetime of service. It's also Monty Don's

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