Kew Gardens Garden Hand Trowels
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Kew Gardens Garden Hand Trowels at Tooled-Up.com
Tooled-Up.com stocks Kew Gardens Garden Hand Trowels for planting, transplanting and weeding in borders, beds and pots. The collection is produced by Spear & Jackson in collaboration with the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, and combines the practical knowledge of Kew's Horticultural team with Spear & Jackson's tool-making expertise.
The selection covers the Carbon Steel Hand Trowel and Stainless Steel Hand Trowel for general planting, plus specialist options. These include the Stainless Steel Dutch Trowel, Stainless Steel Rockery Trowel, Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel Transplanting Trowels, and the Long Handle Stainless Steel Trowel. Neverbend 3 Piece Garden Hand Tool Sets in carbon steel and stainless steel are also available.
Key Features of Kew Gardens Garden Hand Trowels
- Carbon steel heads: strong, robust blades for digging in firmer soil and for regular use through the season.
- Stainless steel heads: resist rust and wipe clean easily, which suits damp conditions and heavy clay or wet soil.
- Transplanting trowels: a narrower blade suits lifting seedlings and digging small, deep holes without disturbing neighbouring plants.
- Dutch trowel: a narrow, pointed blade is useful for weeding, working in tight gaps and removing deep-rooted weeds.
- Rockery trowel: a compact head helps when planting between stones and in confined spaces.
- Long handle trowel: extra reach lets you work in raised beds and borders with less bending.
- Neverbend sets: three matching hand tools in one set, available in carbon steel or stainless steel, for planting, weeding and general bed maintenance.
Who Uses Kew Gardens Garden Hand Trowels?
These trowels suit home gardeners, allotment holders and keen amateur growers who want reliable hand tools for the whole gardening year. Landscapers and garden maintenance contractors can use them for bedding, border planting and detailed finishing work.
Typical jobs include potting up, planting bulbs and bedding plants, transplanting seedlings, weeding between established plants and planting in rockeries or containers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a carbon steel or stainless steel trowel?
Carbon steel is a strong choice for general digging and tougher soil. Stainless steel resists rust and cleans easily, so it suits wetter ground and gardeners who want low-maintenance tools.
Which Kew Gardens trowel is best for transplanting?
The Kew Gardens Transplanting Trowels, available in carbon steel and stainless steel, have a narrow blade for lifting seedlings and digging small planting holes with minimal disturbance.
Is a hand tool set better than a single trowel?
A Neverbend 3 Piece Garden Hand Tool Set suits gardeners who want matching tools for several jobs. Shop Kew Gardens Garden Hand Trowels at Tooled-Up.com if you only need one trowel for a specific task.