Hori Hori multi-function garden knife

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE HORI HORI

If you are a gardening enthusiast looking to optimize your collection of gardening tools, look no further: the Hori Hori knife may be the multi-tool you've been needing!

Equipped with a serrated edge on one side and a sharp edge on the other, the Hori Hori knife is slightly concave, allowing for easy digging and scooping.

THE HISTORY OF THE HORI HORI

Originally, the Hori Hori was developed as a high-quality gardening knife, primarily used to help extract root vegetables and mountain vegetation. Its serrated edge is suitable for sawing through woody stems or roots, making it a reliable choice for trimming shrubs or simply digging up dandelions. Its other edge is a smooth blade, making it a better choice for harvesting leafy vegetables.

HOW TO USE THE HORI HORI

Remove plants with taproots: the Hori Hori is a perfect tool for digging around plants or weeds. Push the blade into the soil surrounding your target and unearth the roots. Or use the serrated blade to cut through woody stems.

Perfect for trimming or cutting vegetation: use the serrated edge to easily cut through dead branches, and use the curved blade to dig into the soil. It is sharp enough to slice through tough roots and eliminates the need for switching between pruning shears, a machete, and a shovel. The Hori Hori gets the job done without multiple trips back to your shed.

IMPORTANT

WE DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO FRENCH LEGISLATION AND REGULATIONS RELATING IN PARTICULAR TO THE USE AND POSSESSION OF KNIVES, WHICH MAY APPLY TO KNIVES SOLD ON THIS SITE:

THE PURCHASE AND POSSESSION OF A POCKET KNIFE ARE FREE, PROVIDED YOU ARE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD;

CARRYING AND TRANSPORTING A POCKET KNIFE ARE LAWFUL ONLY IF YOU CAN PROVIDE "LEGITIMATE REASONS" AS DEFINED IN ARTICLE L. 317-8 OF THE INTERNAL SECURITY CODE, PREFERABLY IN A HARD AND CLOSED CASE;

IN ANY CASE, CERTAIN LOCAL RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY AND PROHIBIT THE CARRYING AND/OR TRANSPORT OF A POCKET KNIFE (FOR EXAMPLE, IN PUBLIC PLACES SUCH AS CONCERT HALLS, AIRPORTS, TRAIN STATIONS, ETC.).