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Faithfull Countryman Multi Prong Cultivator (FAICOUCLAW)| Toolden
Faithfull Countryman Multi Prong Cultivator (FAICOUCLAW)| Toolden

Faithfull Countryman Multi Prong Cultivator

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Faithfull Countryman Multi Prong Cultivator (FAICOUCLAW)

Features

  • The Faithfull Multi Prong Cultivator has an all steel construction and is designed for use on larger gardens, vegetable plots and allotments for loosening compacted surfaces.
  • The long T-shaped handle helps prevent back ache and makes rotating the head effortless, reducing fatigue when working on a large area.
  • The multi prong is especially useful early in the gardening season to turn the first soil of the year ready for the new seasons growing and also makes a useful compost turner.
  • Ideal for loosening and ventilating soil, ensuring improved water and nutrient uptake.
  • Can be used on heavy clay soils.

 

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€18.01 inc VAT
€15.01 ex.VAT
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Description

Faithfull Countryman Multi Prong Cultivator (FAICOUCLAW)

Features

  • The Faithfull Multi Prong Cultivator has an all steel construction and is designed for use on larger gardens, vegetable plots and allotments for loosening compacted surfaces.
  • The long T-shaped handle helps prevent back ache and makes rotating the head effortless, reducing fatigue when working on a large area.
  • The multi prong is especially useful early in the gardening season to turn the first soil of the year ready for the new seasons growing and also makes a useful compost turner.
  • Ideal for loosening and ventilating soil, ensuring improved water and nutrient uptake.
  • Can be used on heavy clay soils.

 

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