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Ammann & Rogue Hoes
Garden tools
Zilli Jab Vegetable Seeder

Trowels, Hori Hori, etc.


Wilcox Tool (America)

This is, simply put, the most indestructible trowel we’ve ever found. Aside from losing it, you’ll never get rid of it. A simple yet brilliant design made from a single piece of stainless steel results in a trowel that simply can’t be bent and is completely corrosion-proof. Heavy-duty rubber handle grip with leather thong for hanging. Even better; made in Iowa! Blade marked with depth measurements in inches and centimeters.

  • Size: 11” x 2.75”
  • Weight: 10 oz.

$17.00



Trake (India)

Now produced in India, this ergonomic and multi-functional tool is cast from solid aluminum for rust-resistance and light weight. Blade marked with depth measurements.

  • Length: 17”
  • Weight: 11 oz.

$23.00




Hori-Hori (Japan)

We have received several requests for these tools in the past, so we have added them to our selection. Now I can see why folks want them! Extremely strong, comfortable and multifunctional, these Japanese “garden knives” will do anything from weeding to sawing wood with the serrated edge. Two styles; both come with vinyl sheath, replacement sheath available separately.

HORI-HC (high carbon steel) with sheath

  • Length: 11”
  • Weight: 11 oz.

$24.00

HORI-SS (stainless steel) with sheath

  • Length: 12.5”
  • Weight: 8 oz.

$27.00

Replacement Vinyl Sheath (for EITHER Hori-Hori)

  • Weight: 2 oz.

$7.00

Replacement LEATHER Sheath (for EITHER Hori-Hori)

This beautiful leather sheath is hand-made by our friends at Gulland Tools in NC. Steel rivets at corners for durability, plus a hang-strap with a heavy-duty SNAP on it, so you don’t have to un-thread your belt to get it on!

  • Weight: 3 oz.

$28.00

Ammann Dibber (or Dibble)


Used to poke holes in the soil for quick planting of small starts or bulbs, or seeds. The first time I saw this T-handled dibber, I thought the handle was on crooked. Upon using it, I realized that the slightly “crooked” handle is more ergonomically correct for less wrist fatigue. However, some folks prefer a dibber without T-grip handle, so we now carry it this way as well.

  • Length: 11”
  • Width: 5” or 1.5”
  • Weight: 0.3 lbs

With T-grip: $10.00

Without T-grip: $8.00