DeWit Spork

The spork design combines the digging power of a spade with the soil-penetrating ability of a fork. The integrated slots allow the tool to flex slightly as you dig, which helps break up compacted soil and turf more efficiently than a solid blade.

Yes. Because it is crafted from tempered boron steel, the blade is exceptionally rigid and resistant to bending. It is specifically designed to handle the stress of splitting large, established perennials for transplanting.

The T-handle provides a secure, two-handed grip that gives you better leverage when prying or digging in tough ground. It is particularly helpful if you have limited wrist strength or need extra control while working in tight spaces.

At 23.75 inches long, this is a bit large for standard pots, but it is excellent for raised beds or dense perennial borders. Its compact 4.5-inch blade width allows you to maneuver between crowded plants without disturbing the surrounding root systems.

Like most high-quality steel tools, it is best to clean off soil and moisture after each use. While the boron steel is durable, applying a light coat of oil to the blade before storing it for the season will help keep it in top condition.