Carrot Design Circular Hoe Hand Garden Weeding Tool

I was a little doubtful about ordering this item but am completely converted. I put it to good use as soon as it arrived weeding amongst my garlic: I find weeding my alliums difficult with an ordinary hoe as they often injure the swelling bulb or surface roots and it is time consuming with a hand fork. This was just what I wanted and I am thrilled. Now, where can I buy one with a long handle?

This is the only tool on the market that I could find, suitable for the purpose of weeding between narrow rows. It’s very gentle, the round blade ensures nothing sticking out to harm closely planted crops. I use a pull motion to deal with the weeds, then push to cover them up. Amazing. No build up of soil as you work. Love the quality components used to make it, with a hardwood handle, leather loop for hanging, and not to forget, a little carrot pic burned into the handle!

Je suis très satisfaite de cet outil bonne tenue ds la main permet de biner ds les petits jardins je recommande ce produit

Nicely made - solid construction - feels good in my hand like a real tool and not a toy - safely packaged - quick delivery.If I were tempted to give it 4 stars (and I am not) it would only because a longer handle for less bending would be nice. But the quality and construction is A-One. Something you do not always see these days - so many one season throw away tools! This one looks like a keeper.I am an ordinary purchaser and consumer just like you. I received no benefit of any kind for writing this review - and if offered I would refuse. This is how we can make these reviews real and help each other weeding out (unintended pun for this product!) the inferior junk out there.

I got a circle hoe several years ago with a long handle They are amazing. This small unit should have been perfect or so I thought. It is about the only one made today. The long handled model is discontinued. The problem I have with this one is the handle could be about 8-11 inches longer to allow more pressure or two handed close work. The circle radius is slightly too small making it useful only if the soil is already very pliable such as in high content peat beds. Ideally the diameter would be better at 3.5 or more inches. If soil is very wet the small diameter plugs up easily. In limited applications it probably works OK or if your just dinking around a plant or two but high volume work it falls short. If I ever get the chance to buy another long handle version I will and just cut the handle down to size. Also, the cutting edge is not very sharp. Actually it is about a 1/16 edge so you need to have a file to re manufacture a sharp cutting edge.