Online Toolshop at Blackberry Lane
Fresh HomeGrown Fruit and Vegetables – and Quality Garden Tools
The ‘Plant Hand’, also known as the ‘Right-Angle Trowel’ and a much more comfortable way of making holes for setting out transplants. Stainless steel blade.
The 4-Tine Tiller is a versatile tool for breaking up compressed soil and for general cultivation. It can be fitted on a long or short handle. (No handle supplied).
The Collinear Hoe, invented by Eliot Coleman – a light and precise tool designed for a specific purpose – shallow cultivation. Certainly not a digging hoe, more like a soil shaver, and brilliantly designed for an upright working position. Replaceable blades in two sizes.
175mm (7”) £23.10
100mm (4”) £23.10
Single ‘body’ with
both blades £33.00
Oscillating Hoes are really easy to use. The sharp blades cut through the soil on both forward and backward strokes, quickly producing a fine soil texture. Available in 3 sizes. More details
A fixed-blade version of the Collinear Hoe, with 100mm blade.
The Standard Hoe is excellent for general tasks such as loosening compressed soil, cutting strong-stemmed weeds and hilling-up soil around, beans, potatoes, etc. 120 mm wide blade.
The ‘Dagger Trowel’. Make it yourself or buy it from us. Not a ‘Glaser’ tool - made by us.
The Dutch Hoe has an unusually-shaped blade, with a much finer point on one side, making it possible to hoe close to overhanging plants. 175mm wide
The Row Marker enables several furrows to be marked out at the same time at variable spacing. 5 teeth. 735mm wide
The Trapezoid Hoe is specially useful for weeding and thinning seedlings because of the blade’s fine pointed ends. More details
130 mm (5½”) £22.70
CUSTOMERS OUTSIDE THE U.K.
Listed prices include UK postage only, but we can send worldwide. Please e-mail us BEFORE you order, then we can check the extra postage costs for you.
We have SPARE BLADES in stock for Oscillating Hoes – e-mail us for prices!
SPARE BLADES are available for all hoes with replaceable blades – e-mail us for info.
PRICE CHANGES January 2012
Some DECREASES in Glaser tool prices,
as the exchange rate has stabilised and
postal rates are fixed until 31st March.
