eartheasy Hori Hori Garden Tool

A full tang means the metal blade extends all the way through the handle rather than just being attached to the end. This provides significantly better leverage and durability, ensuring the tool won't snap or bend when you are digging in compacted soil or prying out stubborn roots.

The serrated edge is sharp enough to handle light pruning, such as cutting through small roots, thick stems, or twine. However, it is not a replacement for dedicated bypass pruners if you are doing heavy-duty trimming of woody branches.

To keep the walnut handle in good condition, wipe it clean and dry after each use. Periodically applying a food-safe wood oil or wax will help prevent the wood from drying, cracking, or splintering over time.

While the stainless steel is highly resistant to rust and corrosion, it is not completely immune if left wet for extended periods. To ensure longevity, always wipe the blade clean and dry it thoroughly before sliding it back into the leather sheath.

The blade typically features depth markings etched directly into the metal. This allows you to easily gauge the depth of your planting holes, ensuring your bulbs or seedlings are set at the correct level without needing a separate ruler.