Preparation

The hoe is a basic tool for amateur and passionate gardeners! The hoe allows for the completion of numerous tasks. A versatile tool par excellence, it adapts to all situations. Both sides are sharpened to easily penetrate the soil. If there is a significant play between the blade and the handle, simply strike the head of the handle to correct this play.

This one-liter watering can is made entirely of copper. Ideal for indoor use, the long, narrow spout allows for precise watering of indoor plants.

This tool loosens the soil deeply without damaging the roots. This small hand cultivator will allow you to aerate and loosen the soil between the plants in your flower beds and planters without harming the roots. At the same time, you will be adding important elements to the soil.

The back part of this "boar's tooth" is very thin and encounters little resistance during its use, even up to depths of 15 cm. The copper rivet deposits tiny amounts of copper in the soil, which have an antifungal effect. Its ergonomic shape makes work easier, this tool will be very useful for working your soils.

The Pollux hand hoe is an essential tool in the garden for working the soil around tightly spaced or hard-to-reach plants. The diamond-shaped tip allows you to weed or dig the soil, while the swan neck side is used for hoeing and creating furrows in challenging terrain.

The Phoenix hand hoe is an essential tool in the garden for working the soil around tight or hard-to-reach plants. The diamond-shaped blade allows you to weed or dig the soil, while the forked side helps aerate the soil and remove weeds.

The Perseus rake will help you prepare your vegetable beds. Its 32 cm width makes it versatile in your garden! It is used to refine by breaking up small clumps of soil, to level and even out the surface layer of the soil. With the back of the rake, you can cover your direct sowing.

The Castor trowel is one of the essential basic tools for the garden to plant flowers and small plants!