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Long Handled Circlehoe |
$29.95 |
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Hand Circlehoe |
$14.95 |
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Mini Circlehoe |
$9.95 |
Many garden tool designs are physically demanding and make the job of weeding much more difficult than it needs to be. A traditional gardening tool, specifically a garden hoe, can do an incredible amount of damage to the plants you are working around by cutting away the stems or the roots of your plants. The circlehoe virtually eliminates this problem. Among hand garden tools, the garden hoe comes in all shapes and sizes. Like knives in the kitchen, not all hand garden tools are for the same purpose. The unique design of this ergonomic gardening tool eliminates much of the physical effort, the need to bend down while weeding and allows you to work close to your plants with ease.
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The Long Handled circlehoe® is a garden hoe that makes those hoeing jobs easy on your back & knees. As an ergonomic garden tool, most weeding can be accomplished without bending down. It even cuts through hard clay, adobe and rocky soil with ease. It's a basic gardening tool to add to your collection of hand garden tools.
Unlike most traditional hand garden tools, you can use the Long Handled circlehoe in two different ways. Holding the handle with your thumbs down, you pull it towards you for maximum control close to plants. Holding the handle with your thumbs up, you use it in a sweeping motion further away from you plants to cover more area quickly and you will find that you'll stand more erect. Thumbs up is also a good position to use for chopping out bigger weeds.
(blade diameter 3 inch and overall length 59 inch) |
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Hand Circlehoe:
For tough weeding and cultivating jobs, the Hand circlehoe is ideal. It is a garden tool that works with ease in adobe or clay soils. It is the perfect garden hoe for weeding and cultivating in large containers or raised beds. As a gardener who prefers to use a hand garden tool while sitting or kneeling in your garden, the Hand circlehoe is the gardening tool you will truly appreciate. It's a basic gardening tool to add to your collection of hand garden tools.
As an ergonomic garden tool, you will be pleased with the balance and sturdy design of this garden hoe that is especially comfortable for gardeners who have difficulty gripping a smaller handle.
(blade diameter 2.5 inch and overall length 15 inch) |
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The Mini circlehoe® is a garden hoe you can carry around in your pocket or tool tote so it's always handy to swipe those weeds before they get out of control. As an ergonomic garden tool, it is light enough to use for long periods without wrist or hand fatigue. It's a basic gardening tool to add to your collection of hand garden tools.
The Mini circlehoe is an ideal garden hoe for pots and containers and is well suited for smaller hands. It is a great tool for children who like to garden because it is safe and easy for them to use.
IDEAL FOR CLEANING WINTER SQUASH AND PUMPKINS
(blade diameter 2 inch and overall length 11 inch) |
FAQs on Circlehoe:
1. Isn't the circlehoe just another version of a Hula hoe?
a. NO. There is a distinct difference between the circlehoe and the hula/scuffle hoe. Their design is for different purposes. Read our comparison
2. Does the blade have to be sharpened and, if so, how often? What should I use to sharpen it with?
a. We recommend that you keep the blade sharp with a round chainsaw file. The blade is made of hard carbon steel and the sharp edge is forged so it's very strong. You won't need to sharpen it very often unless you are working in very rocky soil. Sharpening is easy and takes less than one minute. Instructions for sharpening are included.
3. Will the blade rust?
a. The part of the blade that is sharpened on the leading edge where there is no paint will rust but when you use it in the dirt, the rust will wear off. A light coating of oil will inhibit rust in storage.
4. Do you have a special model of circlehoe for a left handed person?
a. The circlehoe works equally well for a right or left handed person.
5. Will the blade get loose and come out of the handle?
a. No. There are notches on the shaft of the blade that anchor the blade the wooden handle. The notches 'hook' into the wood.
6. What if I accidentally hit a rock with the circlehoe? Will the blade break?
a. The circlehoe blade is forged from carbon steel so it is very strong and will not break unlike a blade made of stamped metal.
7. Will the circlehoe work on dandelions or other weeds that have a taproot?
a. The design of the circlehoe® is for cutting weeds at the soil line not for digging out roots.
8. Isn't it true that you have to get the roots of the weeds out of the ground or the weeds will grow back from the root?
a. Most weeds do not grow back when cut away from their roots. Weeds grow from the weed seeds that are in the ground. The trick is to cut off weeds just below the soil surface so that you aerate and cultivate the soil while destroying the weeds.
9. Do I need to clean up all the weeds where I've sliced through the roots? Won't those weeds grow back if I don't pick them up?
a. Some weed debris if left partially buried in the soil may take root. For the most part, the debris should not be a bother except for cosmetic reasons and, if left behind, will rapidly decay and be assimilated back into the soil.
10. The circlehoe blade seems small. It looks like it would take forever to weed an area of any size.
a. The circlehoe® is designed to work quickly and effectively in closely planted areas. You will be pleased to find that you can get a lot done in a short amount of time. Read more testimonials
