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Kew Gardens Stainless Steel Dutch Hoe
The Kew Gardens Stainless Steel Dutch Hoe is a premium cultivating tool designed for efficient weed control and soil preparation. Produced by Spear & Jackson in collaboration with the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, this hoe combines professional horticultural expertise with traditional British toolmaking craftsmanship.
Part of the renowned Neverbend series, the mirror polished stainless steel head slips effortlessly through soil whilst remaining resistant to rust and easy to clean after use. The dual chamfered edges allow you to work effectively on both the forward and backward stroke, significantly improving efficiency when clearing weeds between rows or maintaining vegetable beds.
The 1524mm FSC certified ash handle is weather-proofed for enhanced durability and reduces the need for bending during extended periods of use, helping to minimise back strain. Ideal for professional gardeners, groundskeepers and serious allotment holders who require a reliable tool for regular cultivation work.
Features and Benefits:
• Made by Spear and Jackson in conjunction with Kew Gardens
• Mirror polished stainless steel head resists rust and cleans easily
• Two chamfered edges allow you to hoe on both the forward and back stroke
• FSC certified ash wooden handle, weather-proofed for greater durability
• Leather wrist strap for easier storage
• Longer handle reduces the need for bending and helps to minimise back strain
• 10 year guarantee
Specifications:
Shaft size: 1524mm (60")
Head size: 127mm (5")
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There is a Kew Gardens manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.


