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Hoes & Cultivators

Discover our range of hoes and cultivators from Kent & Stowe, Fiskars, Faithfull and Bulldog, covering Dutch hoes, draw hoes, hand cultivators, weeders and bulb planters for weeding, aerating and planting.

Hoes and cultivators cover a wide range of smaller, more precise garden tasks than digging tools, from cutting weeds off at soil level to breaking up compacted topsoil around existing plants without disturbing roots. Choosing the right tool depends on the specific task, since each style is built for a distinct motion and job.

Kent & Stowe Stainless Steel Long Handled 3-Edged Hoe, FSC® – – Now available at MTN Shop UK.
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Discover our range of hoes and cultivators from Kent & Stowe, Fiskars, Faithfull and Bulldog, covering Dutch hoes, draw hoes, hand cultivators, weeders and bulb planters for weeding, aerating and planting.

Hoes and cultivators cover a wide range of smaller, more precise garden tasks than digging tools, from cutting weeds off at soil level to breaking up compacted topsoil around existing plants without disturbing roots. Choosing the right tool depends on the specific task, since each style is built for a distinct motion and job.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Dutch hoe cuts weeds just below the soil surface with a push-pull action, efficient for clearing larger areas. A draw hoe is pulled towards the user, better suited to chopping and drawing soil for earthing up plants or forming furrows.
An oscillating hoe's blade pivots slightly with each stroke, cutting weeds on both the push and pull motion, making it faster for clearing weeds than a fixed-blade Dutch hoe.
A cultivator is better for breaking up compacted topsoil and working in mulch or fertiliser around existing plants, while a hoe is primarily built for cutting weeds at or just below soil level.
A bulb planter removes a neat plug of soil to a consistent depth, making bulb planting faster and more uniform than digging individual holes by hand, with both hand-held and standing long-handled versions available.
A weeding knife gives precise, targeted removal for general weeds without disturbing surrounding plants. A corkscrew weeder twists directly around the root system, better suited to taproot weeds that a standard blade can struggle to fully extract.

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