Hand Rake Cherry leather Compost fork

Compost fork

The giant of suburbia by Alex Edouard

The lighter weight means that they are much more manageable for folks who don't have as much upper body strength as the heavier models require

One caveat:  don't use it as a prying tool

The 180-degree revolving arm allows you to maneuver the blade to get the right cutting angle

Hand Rake Cherry leather Compost forkA new alternative to our Hand Rake featuring a longer but lightweight Cherry handle. I like to use this hand rake for tidying evergreen ornamental grasses like Stipa tenuissima and Anemanthele lessoniana. Evergreen grasses should not be cut down because they take a long time to re grow and will lose their grace if you do (they'll look like they've had an extreme brushcut and regrowth will be patchy for at least a year). Instead, you should comb out