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Three-pronged hand fork in copper, Vega model, PKS Bronze range

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This hand fork is an essential tool for turning the soil without damaging the roots. Its size is specially designed for maintaining flower beds, pots, and small borders. With its small 14 cm (6in) beech handle with a copper head and three reinforced tines, this fork is particularly useful for loosening and aerating the soil surface along the edges or between plants in borders. Copper tools are lightweight, easy to handle, and non-magnetic and have the advantage of not dulling, so there is no need to sharpen them. When working the soil with a copper tool, you bring in trace elements that positively influence soil hydration. Copper tools are elegant and attractive with a shiny and silky look. They are extremely durable and last for decades. This is an essential and ergonomic tool with a very attractive look!  

The traditional hand fork Vega model by PKS Bronze, named after the famous Austrian ecologist and naturalist, is a tool specially designed to loosen and aerate the surface soil along the edges or between plants in flower beds. It is of superior quality and consists of a copper head with reinforced tines to easily penetrate and work the soil, attached to an ergonomic and soft-to-the-touch beech handle. Its three reinforced prongs will aerate the soil in pots or flower beds, transplant seedlings in pots, or break up clumps.

This small hand fork is an essential tool for turning the soil without damaging the roots and maintaining balconies, flower beds, and rockeries. Its size is specially designed for maintaining flower boxes, pots, and small flower beds. Copper tools are lightweight, easy to handle, and non-magnetic and have the advantage of not dulling, so there is no need to sharpen them. When working the soil with a copper tool, you introduce trace elements that positively influence soil hydration. Copper tools are attractive and with a shiny, silky finish. They are extremely durable and last for decades.

Dimensions: head: 12 x 8 cm (3in) - total length: 26 cm (10in)

The copper hand fork is an ideal tool for working the soil surface in small garden areas, balconies, edges, or flower beds. Use it to scratch and turn the surface of your soil, thus aerating the top layer and preventing root asphyxiation, which hinders the plant's development. This will allow water to penetrate the soil more easily, hence the expression "hoeing is worth two waterings". It is an effective tool for raking the surface to unearth weed roots. If the soil is loose to a good depth, use the three-pronged head to quickly dig holes for planting bulbs, rhizomes, or potted perennials and annuals.

The PKS Bronze range manufactures high-quality tools, most of which are made of copper, with beech handles. This tool is covered by a 2-year warranty.

 

Technical features

Weight: 0.300000 kg
Wood handle
Handle type Small handle
Type of tool fitting Nozzle
Handle length 14 cm
copper tool head
Total length 25 cm
Manufacturer Schauberger
Product guarantee 2 years

Tips

Recommended for use in Ground surface and superficial soil
Particularly recommended for all plants
Range of tools Traditional tools
Type of tool Small hand tool
Ideal tool for Aerating and loosening soil, Scraping and scratching, sweeping and raking, weeding
Directions for use The small copper hand fork is an ideal tool for shallow soil work in flower boxes, pots or flower beds. Use it to scratch and turn over the top layer of soil, thus aerating the surface. It is an efficient tool for scraping the surface to unearth weed roots. If the soil is loose deep down, you can quickly dig holes with its three-pronged head to plant your bulbs, rhizomes or perennial and annual young plants in pots.

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