A Hand Cultivator With A Pvc Grip, Featuring Three Sturdy Prongs Designed For Cultivating Soil And Removing Weeds.
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A hoe fork with two prongs, ideal for loosening soil, aerating, and weeding in the garden.
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A small-sized bill hook, commonly used for light cutting and clearing tasks in gardening and forestry, featuring a curved blade and a handle for easy maneuverability.
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Hand Cultivator 3 prong PVC Grip

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The Hand Cultivator with a 3-prong design and PVC grip is a versatile gardening tool used for loosening and aerating soil in small planting areas or flower beds. The three sturdy prongs help break up compacted soil, remove weeds, and mix in compost or fertilizer effectively. The PVC grip provides a comfortable and secure hold during use, allowing for efficient cultivation and soil preparation tasks. With its compact size and ergonomic design, this hand cultivator is an essential tool for any gardener looking to maintain healthy and thriving plants.

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