Maruyoshi Hori Hori Garden Knife
The 170mm Japanese Hori Hori (referred to as a soil knife or weeding knife) has a heavy serrated multi-purpose 18.5cm long steel blade for gardening jobs such as digging or cutting.
The word Hori means "to dig" and the tool was originally designed and used for carefully excavating wild plants and vegetables in the Japanese mountains.
The Hori Hori has all sorts of uses such as weeding, cutting roots, bulb planting, transplanting, removing plants, and general subterranean work. And the concave shaped blade makes it ideal for digging and prying.
The blade is razor sharp and one side is serrated for cutting through roots and tough soil. The other side of the blade is a knife edge, and the inside of the blade has measurements to help with planting.
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The word Hori means "to dig" and the tool was originally designed and used for carefully excavating wild plants and vegetables in the Japanese mountains.
The Hori Hori has all sorts of uses such as weeding, cutting roots, bulb planting, transplanting, removing plants, and general subterranean work. And the concave shaped blade makes it ideal for digging and prying.
The blade is razor sharp and one side is serrated for cutting through roots and tough soil. The other side of the blade is a knife edge, and the inside of the blade has measurements to help with planting.
Find out more...