Garden Weasel Mini Claw #91322
The Garden Weasel Mini Claw cultivates, loosens, aerates, and weeds all types of soil, even heavy clay. Its unique corkscrew spiral action means that there is no bending or lifting, so you are protected from undue muscle and back stress. A simple half-turn of the mini claw will easily loosen and aerate all kinds of soil, uproot weeds, blend in fertilizers and peat moss, cultivate around shrubs and bushes, and make watering more efficient. Its quality design also helps to avoid damaging or cutting vital root systems. The mini claw size is excellent for flower boxes and small, hard-to-reach areas. It is built with rugged, all-steel construction and hardened steel tines for strength, and it has vinyl comfort-grip handles to make your job easier. The mini claw is comfortable and efficient -- your garden and your back will love it. It includes a limited lifetime warranty.
Cute and practical, the Mini Claw aerates and loosens soil, increasing the effectiveness of watering and fertilizing. Also helpful for weeding, the Mini Claw has three angled tines and a vinyl grip. If you're looking for heavy-duty aeration, you may want to purchase a larger version of the Claw, but for delicate projects, the Mini Claw provides the precision you need.
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Garden Weasel Mini Claw #91322 Reviews
I bought this to get up some crabgrass that crept into my flower beds. It is ok to dig up other types of weeds though. It does not work for crabgrass.
This tool is good at breaking up soil in a small area.
I haven't had this out in the garden yet, but I can already tell you this is just what I need to get those pesky dandelions up. I'll let you know after I tackle my WAY overgrown rose garden. This gadget looks sturdy and appears to be far more ergonomically sensible than trowels and all those other tools that make my wrists ache just thinking about them.
I keep a vegetable garden in Winder, GA, and this is my favorite gardening tool. Also seems to be pretty much indestructible. It's lightweight, convenient to hold and easy to use to loosen soil. I use it for everything from initial planting (after the ground has been broken and prepared with larger tools) to scratching fertilizer into the soil ongoing.
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