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Syrma Copper rose fork - PKS Bronze range

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A traditional bronze rose fork equipped with an ash handle ending with a T, and a double-tined head that penetrates the soil easily. It is a very practical tool for working and loosening any type of soil in densely planted bush beds. Thanks to its large size, it will quickly become your garden and back's ally. This tool is guaranteed for 2 years.

This traditionally jointed copper rose fork, the Syrma model from the PKS Bronze range, the namesake brand of the famous Austrian ecologist and naturalist, allows for working the soil in shrub, tree, and climbing plant beds, even if they are densely planted. Its ergonomic handle, ending in a T-shaped grip, provides a good grip. Its bronze fork, which releases micro particles of copper into the soil during use, helps to enrich it with this natural soil constituent. Durable, easy to handle, and resistant, it is a well-crafted tool that will accompany the gardener for many years.

Dimensions: head: 21 x 8cm (3in) - handle length: 165cm (65in).

The rose fork, with its narrow and curved head and its two sturdy bronze tines, is a precision tool designed for loosening, loosening, and crumbing the soil in depth, on small surfaces. It is very well suited for working clay or heavy and compact soils. It allows for aerating the soil without turning it over, simply by penetrating it with the two tines. Unlike a spade, this garden tool does not disturb the soil's microbial life and does not cut through earthworms, which are essential for soil health and fertility. It can be used to uproot weeds, which can then be removed. The rose fork can also be used to scrape and rake the surface of the soil. This rose fork consists of a handle made of natural ash, known for its hardness, with a metal socket where the bronze head is attached. The handle, ending in a T shape, as well as the two small 'steps' located at the top of the head, increase the force: they provide support for driving the head into the soil. The handle is compostable, and the metal head is recyclable.

PKS Bronze is an Austrian company specializing in the production of traditional tools made of copper alloy. Copper tools are indestructible, they do not rust, and last a lifetime. They also have the advantage of not dulling, so there is no need to sharpen them. Finally, they are also elegant, as the aesthetic of copper brings a noble and silky aspect. Copper tools, with their extreme longevity, are faithful companions to their owners for decades.

Technical features

Weight: 1.500000 kg

Wood handle

Handle type Crutch

Type of tool fitting Nozzle

Handle length 90 cm

Copper alloy tool head

Total length 110 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 Large hand tool

Ideal tool for Aerating and loosening soil, Scraping and scratching, weeding

Directions for use The rose fork, with its narrow head and two sturdy tines, is a precision tool designed to loosen, cultivate, and crumble the soil deeply in small areas, between bushes, trees, or climbing plants, in flower beds where plantings are close together. It is very well suited for working with clay or heavy and compacted soils. It allows for soil aeration without turning it over, simply by dislodging it with the penetration of the two tines, and for uprooting weeds, which can then be easily removed. The rose fork can also be used for scraping and raking the surface of the soil. The handle, ending with a T shape, as well as the two small "footsteps" located at the top of the head, multiply the force: they allow for leverage to drive the head into the ground and rotate it. To maintain the beautiful appearance of your copper tool, we recommend cleaning it with a hard brush after each use, storing it away from moisture, and once a year sanding the handle with fine sandpaper and oiling it with a mixture of linseed oil and turpentine, which allows for easier application. You can dilute it half and half, and for faster drying of the handle, use boiled linseed oil.