Hand Tools
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This 130 cm long breaking bar is fully forged, designed for tipping trees over the felling hinge in the intended direction. With a new design and improved material for a durable and robust product.
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This is a sharper, new and improved lifting hook with grinded edges straight from the factory. With a surface treated with hardened steel, it is more robust and less sensitive for rust.
Our Price: £19.99 (inc VAT)
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This aerator effortlessly loosens soil in confined spaces, perfect for ensuring optimum nutrient distribution. As part of the Wolf-Garten Multi-Change system, this tool can be used with your choice of lightweight handle.
Our Price: £24.99 (inc VAT)
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A 25 cm wide angled broom, this tool also boasts an adjustable working angle so that you can even clean areas that would be otherwise out of reach. It is also suitable for cleaning rain drains.
Our Price: £29.99 (inc VAT)
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Allowing you to produce up to 20 cm wide furrows in your soil, perfect, for example, for planting potatoes, you can also use this tool to ridge up and earth up around plants.
Our Price: £14.99 (inc VAT)
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A mini cultivator from Wolf-Garten, this tool allows you to loosen soil in small beds, providing optimum nutrient supply with its three prongs. This is a durable tool designed to be used with your choice of lightweight handle.
Our Price: £12.99 (inc VAT)
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This fixed-handled double hoe is a 7 cm wide tool with two-in-one functionality. It boasts a sharp blade for precision hoeing and three sharp tines to loosen the soil, complete with a comfort grip handle.
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A miniature cultivator and hoe designed to be used with your choice of lightweight handle. Featuring three prongs on one side for loosening soil and a blade to the rear for hoeing.
Our Price: £19.99 (inc VAT)
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This 8 cm wide Multi-Change hand trowel is ideal for planting and transplanting jobs, with a robust and strong build quality and compatibility with Wolf-Garten’s range of lightweight handles.
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High quality multi-purpose scissors from Wolf-Garten, these are ideal for use both in the home and the garden, cutting flowers, rope, drapery, wrapping paper and cardboard with ease.
Our Price: £69.99 (inc VAT)
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The Wolf-Garten RCM lopping shears provide problem-free cutting of high level branches up to 38 mm in diameter with precision ground non-stick blades.
Our Price: £89.99 (inc VAT)
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These powerful anvil loppers use new cutting head technology to cut branches up to a maximum diameter of 45 mm. They also boast ergonomic handles with a soft lining for your operating comfort.
FAQs
What gardening hand tools should every gardener own?
A practical collection of gardening hand tools should include secateurs for everyday pruning, loppers for cutting thicker branches and a pruning saw for tackling larger limbs. Adding quality digging and cultivating tools will help you handle a wide range of gardening tasks, from planting and weeding to seasonal maintenance.
When is a pruning saw better than secateurs or loppers?
Each of these pruning tools has its own purpose. Secateurs are ideal for trimming flowers, stems and slender branches, while loppers are designed for heavier pruning where extra leverage is needed. If branches are too thick for either of these tools, a pruning saw will provide a faster, cleaner and more efficient cut.
Why pay more for premium garden hand tools?
Investing in high-quality garden hand tools can make gardening more comfortable and productive. Built from durable materials and designed with ergonomic features, professional-grade gardening hand tools generally stay sharper for longer, withstand regular use and deliver dependable performance season after season.
Which forestry tools are best for cutting logs and maintaining trees?
The right forestry tools depend on the task at hand. A garden axe or hatchet is ideal for splitting logs and preparing firewood, while pruning saws and other specialist cutting tools are better suited to tree care. Selecting the appropriate equipment improves efficiency and promotes safer working practices.
What's the best way to care for gardening hand tools?
Looking after your garden hand tools is straightforward and helps maximise their lifespan. Remove dirt and sap after each use, keep blades sharp, oil moving parts regularly and store secateurs, loppers, pruning saws and other pruning tools in a dry place. Routine maintenance helps ensure reliable performance whenever your tools are needed.
