Garden Forks

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Spear and Jackson Manure Fork

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Gardena NatureLine FSC Digging Fork

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Faithfull Prestige Stainless Steel Digging Fork

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Faithfull Essentials Digging Fork

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Spear and Jackson Neverbend Carbon Digging Fork

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Spear and Jackson Neverbend Carbon Border Fork

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Roughneck Digging Fork

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Draper Young Gardener Digging Fork

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Faithfull Essentials Border Fork

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Draper Potato Fork

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Wilkinson Sword Stainless Steel Border Fork

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Bulldog Evergreen Border Fork

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Bulldog Solid Forged Border Fork

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Draper Carbon Steel Garden Fork Ash Handle

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Faithfull Prestige Stainless Steel Border Fork

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Draper Carbon Steel Digging Fork

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Draper Heritage Ash Handle Digging Fork

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Draper Stainless Steel Garden Fork

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Gardena Classicline Garden Fork

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Wilkinson Sword Stainless Steel Digging Fork

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Bulldog Evergreen Digging Fork

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Draper Heritage Ash Handle Border Fork

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Spear and Jackson Manure Drag Fork

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Spear and Jackson Manure Fork Steel Shaft

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Faithfull Countryman Digging Fork

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Faithfull Countryman Border Fork

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Spear and Jackson Manure Fork Steel Shaft

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Kew Gardens Carbon Steel Border Fork

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Kew Gardens Carbon Steel Digging Fork

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Draper 3 Prong Hoe Fork

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Garden Forks

Garden Forks Information

Garden Forks are employed for heavier lifting, digging and shovelling tasks where their large handles enable the user to apply optimum leverage (smaller forks with short handles are commonly known as hand forks). One of the primary functions of a basic garden fork is to prepare soil for planting by breaking it up, turning it over and aerating it. However, some are designed for specific applications and there are few different varieties.

Here's our quick application guide:

• Digging Forks - digging forks are fairly large garden forks which are normally used for digging up root vegetables and preparing soil. They usually have four tines.
• Border Forks - border forks are alsmost identical to digging forks, except they are more compact in size. This means they can be used in tighter spaces like borders and small flower beds, and may also be preferred by smaller gardeners for general purpose use.
• Potato Forks - potato forks typically have wider, blunter tines than digging forks and are specifically designed for lifting potatoes out of the ground without damaging them.
• Manure Forks - also known as compost forks, these are are a type of pitchfork which are designed for shovelling and transporting manure, hay, compost and similar materials.
• Rose Forks - rose forks typically have just two tines and can be used in very tight spaces. Their primary function is to aerate the soil around the roots of rose plants to reduce compaction and prevent rotting.

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