Garden Trowel
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AMES®Stainless Steel Hand Scoop (2445400)Stainless Steel Hand Scoop by AMES®. The ergo gel grip hand soil scoop is used for scooping soil, fertilizer, and other soil amendments. The tool is perfectly sized for container gardening. The soil scoop features an ergonomic handle...Convenient hole for hangingGrip includes gel insert$15.99 - AMES®Stainless Steel Hand Transplanter (2445100)Stainless Steel Hand Transplanter by AMES®. The ergo gel grip hand transplanter is used for planting seeds and transplanting seedlings into planters or small beds. The tool head includes a measurement scale to guide you in creating...Convenient hole for hangingGrip includes gel insert$11.18
- AMES®Stainless Steel Hand Trowel (2445000)Stainless Steel Hand Trowel by AMES®. The ergo gel grip hand trowel is used for planting, transplanting, weeding, moving, and smoothing soil. The trowel features an ergonomic handle design with a soft gel-grip insert that cushions the...Convenient hole for hangingGrip includes gel insert$11.23
- AMES®Steel Planter's Hand Tool (2442100)Steel Planter's Hand Tool by AMES®. The Planter's Pal is used for planting, transplanting, weeding, moving, and smoothing soil. It has a serrated edge for cutting open bags of mulch/soil and a sharpened straight edge for cutting sod.Convenient hang-up hole for storageSerrated edge and sharpened straight edge$15.84
Gardening is truly rewarding. Still, no matter how much you enjoy yourself while digging, planting, and repotting, it is pretty hard and even exhausting manual work. However, it can be done in an easier and more effective manner if you have the right tools at hand. A trowel is a simple and versatile tool. You can use it for digging through different kinds of soil, extricating rooted plants, repotting seedlings, and doing other gardening activities.
What should you pay attention to when it comes to choosing a trowel? Material is one of the key factors determining your choice. Metal tools are known to be rather tough and sturdy while their plastic and resin counterparts trail them in terms of rigidity, but instead have some other advantages. Usually, they are molded from a single piece of plastic or fiberglass so their handles are pretty unlikely to come unstuck. Some of these tools have serrated blades to easily cut into compacted soil. On our digital shelves, we showcase a great variety of garden trowels that come in different shapes and materials.
