Forks

A bypass blade for the pruning of live material, with soft touch handles for comfort. The locking system is located on the end of the handle, which prevents the handles being locked by mistake during use. The handle on these pruners is small, ideal for smaller hands. For larger hands we would recommend the standard size pruners. (BD3152)

The prongs on this fork are pointed to a sharp tip, which makes the collection of manure easier than with a conventional style of fork. This tool is light weight due to it's tubular metal handle design.

If ultimate strength is what you are looking for, then this is the tool for you The combination of wood and steel make a strong laminate, and the strapped design of the handle makes this tool extremely durable. A hand made split wood handle (which is made from sustainable American Ash) will mould to your hand with age. The head on this tool shows signs of the metal being worked, this is because each fork is forged by hand by an English craftsman.

If strength is what you are looking for, the laminate of wood and steel that creates the strapped handle makes this tool exceptionally durable. The long handle and pointed ends on each prong makes the collection of manure an easier task.

If strength is what you are looking for, the laminate of wood and steel that creates the strapped handle makes this tool exceptionally durable. The long handle and pointed ends on each prong makes the collection of manure an easier task.

If you want to harvest your potato crop without the worry of piercing the crop by accident, then this is the potato fork you have been looking for! Each of the nine tines has a bulb on the end that allows the tine to pass by the potato rather than passing straight through (obviously you cannot help a direct hit!). A hand made split wood handle, which is made from sustainable American Ash, will mould to your hand with age. The head on this tool shows signs of being worked, this is because each fork is hand made by an English craftsman.

This is a conventional style digging fork. The fork head has been hand forged by an English craftsman. The long handle makes digging easier and helps to relieve back pain from repetitive digging action.

A durable fork with a solid forged head and a hand made split wood handle (made from sustainable American Ash) that will mould to your hand with age. The head of the tool shows signs of being worked in places, this is because each fork is forged by hand from a solid piece of steel by an English craftsman. Alternately, we offer a long handled Digging fork and two smaller versions, our Border and Shrubbery forks.

A longer handled model of our popular digging fork. The long ash handle (made from sustainable American Ash) on this fork will mould to your hand with age. The head of the tool shows where it has been worked in places, this is because each fork is forged by hand from a solid piece of steel by an English craftsman. The fact that it is forged from one piece of steel makes it extra strong.

The blades on this fork are designed to be flat. This helps to stop the fork spearing potatoes when in use. The tines of the fork should pass around the crop, or push it to one side as you dig. The hand made split wood handle (made from sustainable American Ash) on this fork will mould to your hand with age. The head of the tool shows evidence of being worked in places because each fork is forged by hand from one piece of steel by an English craftsman.

The smallest of our garden forks, the shrubbery fork is also known as a ladies fork. This is due to the small design of the head and the short handle. Ideal for working in confined borders, or for gardeners who prefer a small tool. The hand made split wood handle (made from sustainable American Ash) on this fork will mould to your hand with age. The head of the tool shows signs of being worked in places, this is because each fork is forged by hand from one piece of steel by an English craftsman. We also offer our Border fork as a mid-size option between our Shrubbery and full size Digging fork.

The border fork, a smaller version of our standard digging fork, is ideal for working in confined borders. The hand made split wood handle (made from sustainable American Ash) on this fork will mould to your hand with age. The head of the tool shows signs of being worked in places, as each fork is hand forged from a solid piece of steel by an English craftsman. We also offer our Shrubbery fork for gardeners wanting a smaller tool.

This fork is one of those tools that you don't appreciate until you have used it. All metal tubular construction makes the fork light weight, but it is the fine point on each tine that allows the fork to push through the fibers that make up rotting compost. This makes the job of lifting and turning much easier.