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Sneeboer Transplanting Trowel

Name: Sneeboer Transplanting Trowel
Brand: Copagrey

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Transplanting Trowel cherry wood handle The Sneeboer transplanting trowel holds the pedigree of being the most traditional Sneeboer tool for transplanting and is a useful addition for every gardener. The sharp, strong blade is easily driven into the ground so you can perform multiple gardening tasks with ease such as transplanting plants or making plant holes. The handle is positioned in such a way that force is efficiently distributed from the arm into the soil. The Sneeboer transplanting trowel allows you to work in the garden without hurting your wrists and is available in a cherry wood han

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Sneeboer Transplanting Trowel

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