Hand Tools & Pruning
Garden Hand Tiller
A back-saving cultivator: pull the tines through the surface to loosen soil and lift weeds, and flip it to use the blade.
- Three curved tines
- Flat hoe blade
- Long metal shaft
- Light and quiet
About this product
How the Garden Hand Tiller works
Compacted soil sheds water and starves roots of air. A hand tiller breaks the surface so rain and irrigation can soak in, and does it from a standing position, with a handle long enough to keep your back straight.
The head carries three curved tines that dig in and comb through the top layer, lifting small weeds and breaking up crusts. A flat blade on the other side of the head chops weeds at the base and trims the edges of a bed.
The shaft is a black metal tube, light but stiff, and the working end is robust enough for ordinary garden soil. It suits flower beds, vegetable plots and nursery rows where a powered tiller would be too large or too noisy.
Before you buy the Garden Hand Tiller
This light hand cultivator loosens crusted soil between plants and lifts small weeds without a bend of the back. It is ideal for beds, borders and nursery rows. For breaking new ground you will need something heavier, such as a hoe or a tiller.
Specifications
Specifications
Garden Hand Tiller: the specifications
| Product type | Long-handled hand cultivator |
|---|---|
| Head | Three curved tines and a flat blade |
| Shaft | Black metal tube |
| Best for | Beds, borders and nursery rows |
| Supplied as | Single units or cartons |
| Length and weight | On request |
Sizes available
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Key features of the Garden Hand Tiller
Three curved tines
Break crusts and lift small weeds.
Flat hoe blade
Chops weeds and trims bed edges.
Long metal shaft
Work standing up, with a straight back.
Light and quiet
No fuel, no noise, ideal for small beds.
Questions
Questions about the Garden Hand Tiller
Not for large fields. It is designed for beds, borders and small plots. For larger areas see our power tillers.
