Collinear Hoe - fixed blade
175 mm (7”) , 100 mm (4”)
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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.
120 mm (4¾”) , 150 mm (6”)
Trapezoid Hoes
130 mm (5½”) , 175 mm (7”)
200 mm (8”)
Trapezoid Hoes are specially useful for weeding and thinning seedlings because of the blade’s fine pointed ends. Replaceable blades.
Oscillating Hoes are some of our most popular hoes and are really easy to use. The sharp blades cut through the soil on both forward and backward strokes, quickly producing a fine soil texture. Now available in 6 sizes. Replaceable blades.
Oscillating Hoes
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85 mm (3½”) , 100 mm (4”)
125 mm (5”) , 150 mm (6”)
175 mm (7”) , 200 mm (8”)
The Wireweeder is designed as a fine tool for hoeing and cultivating in very restricted spaces, for example between closely-planted seedlings in greenhouse borders.
Wireweeder
100 mm (4”) wide
Two fixed-blade versions of the Collinear Hoe, with 175 and 100mm blades.
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