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Style: Trowel
Features
- Fiskars Hand Seed Sower provides four seed-planting essentials in one lightweight, durable tool
- Unique tool features a trowel, stylus, widger and measuring tool, all integrated into one 2-piece tool
- Debossed, easy to read, English and metric measurements on trowel and widger wont fade or erode
- Made of lightweight, rust-proof FiberComp for superior durability
- Full lifetime warranty
Description
The Fiskars Hand Seed Sower offers four seed-planting essentials in one convenient tool. Made of durable yet lightweight FiberComp, this 4-in-1 seed trowel is ideal for small seed handling, digging and measuring hole depth, as well as seed spacing. A removable stylus in the trowelโs handle can be used for controlled counting and handling of small seeds, directing seeds down the trowelโs head for precise placement. The stylus can also be used to make divots during seed placement and includes easy-to-read, debossed measurements along the full length of the tool for correct seed depth and spacing. Additionally, the widgerโs narrow shape makes it optimal for transplanting smaller seedlings.
Color: Black
Brand: Fiskars
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 0.88 x 2 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 0.12 Pounds
Style: Trowel
Handle Material: Fibercomp
Product Dimensions: 0.88 x 2 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 1.92 ounces
Manufacturer: Fiskars
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 340110-1001
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