The border spade is used for digging and replanting. The border spade has a shorter blade than the regular spade and is therefore very suitable for lighter digging and replanting work. The blade is hand-forged and ground on the underside, to easily penetrate the soil.

The bulb planter is equipped with a durable step on the side of the planter to put your foot on. This makes it an ideal tool for planting bulbs and vegetables in loose as well as compact soil. The handle is made from ash wood and the planter is made from stainless steel. This combination can make perfect planting holes with a diameter of 5 cm.

The cultivator has three sharp, bent tines which make light work of breaking up soil as the three tines deeply pierce the soil. Breaking up the top layer of soil allows air, light, water and other nutrients to be stored in the lower parts of the soil where the plant roots are located. The cultivator has long tines so it can break through a thick layer of soil and the angle of the...

This space-saving tool holder is perfect for hanging up to 4 T-handled garden tools. Designed by Sneeboer for discerning gardeners who take pride in caring for both their garden and their tools.

This durable maintenance kit contains all the essential items to keep your Sneeboer garden tools in excellent condition. The box holds a tool sharpener, a copper-plated wire brush, a bottle with boiled linseed oil and a cloth to apply oil on the tools. All these items are delivered in a luxurious wooden box. With the items in this box, you are able to properly maintain your garden...

The Great Dixter trowel has a narrow, long and sharpened blade with which deep roots of unwanted weeds can be reached and cut. The Great Dixter trowel is very strong and therefore it can also be used to plant bulbs. This trowel was the favorite tool of the famous English gardener Christopher Lloyd. The Great Dixter trowel was designed entirely to his specifications. That made this...

The classic planting spade has been part of the Sneeboer collection for generations. The blade of the trowel is sharpened on both sides and tapers to a point so that it can be easily inserted into the ground. The short size of the trowel allows you to work while kneeling with a great overview. It is extremely suitable for use close to the ground. The Great Dixter trowel has a setting along...

The hand cultivator has three sharp, bent tines which make light work of breaking up soil as the three tines deeply pierce the soil. Breaking up the top layer of soil allows air, light, water and other nutrients to be stored in the lower parts of the soil where the plant roots are located. The hand cultivator has long tines so it can break through a thick layer of soil and the angle of...

The design of the planting trowel dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, and it can be used for planting bulbs, seedlings and small plants. The large head is also very effective at breaking and turning soil. The planting trowel is hand forged and sharpened on both sides making it the perfect tool to work fast and with precision. Sneeboer planting trowels are selected every...

The Royal Dutch hand hoe is the more manageable version of the famous Royal Dutch hoe, the hoe that was invented by Jaap Sneeboer to celebrate the centenary of Sneeboer in 2013. It is a multifunctional tool which can be used with enormous success in raised beds, square foot planting, balcony and patio growing, heavily planted or mature herbaceous borders, permanent container pots and window...

The Royal Dutch hoe is perfectly suited to combat weeds in the garden while you stand up straight, making it a very ergonomic tool. This innovative hoe has been designed in collaboration with the famous rose breeder John Scarman from the UK and distinguishes itself in form and function from the regular push hoe. The Royal Dutch hoe was developed in 2013, the year of Sneeboer centenary,...

The Sneeboer Seedling Pricker is the tool to use when you want to plant or transplant small seedlings effectively. The spoon is small and thin so the seedlings can be loosened from the soil with precision and the sharp point makes it very easy to create small planting holes which can be enlarged by using the spoon. The seedling pricker is forged out of a rod of stainless steel.