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Garden Tools | 5-Tine Cultivator with 18.9 in Dropgrip Handle

Garden Tools | 5-Tine Cultivator with 18.9 in Dropgrip Handle

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Our take on the Garden Tools | 5-Tine Cultivator with 18.9 in Dropgrip Handle

A hand cultivator with five slightly curved forged boron steel tines on an 18.9 in ash wood Dropgrip handle. It loosens and aerates the surface layer, breaks up clods, and works compost into beds, rows and raised beds. The forged steel tines and ash handle put it a step above stamped-steel hand cultivators, which bend more easily in heavy soil. It suits gardeners working small beds and between plants who want a durable hand tool rather than a full-size hoe or fork.

Best forRaised-bed and small-plot gardenersLoosening and aerating the surface layerWorking compost or manure into bedsWeeding and cultivating between plants
Pros
  • Five forged, hardened boron steel tines resist bending
  • Slightly curved tines break up clods as well as loosen soil
  • Ash wood handle is comfortable and warm to grip
  • Long 18.9 in handle allows one- or two-handed use
  • Compact enough for rows and between established plants
Cons
  • Hand tool only; not for deep digging or breaking new ground
  • Five tines can clog with wet, heavy clay
  • Ash handle needs occasional oiling to last
  • No stated warranty or replacement-tine option

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About the Garden Tools | 5-Tine Cultivator with 18.9 in Dropgrip Handle

This hand cultivator loosens and aerates garden soil. Its five slightly curved tines also break up clods in the surface layer and work compost or manure into the soil surface.

The tines are made of forged, hardened boron steel. The 18.9 in Dropgrip handle is made of ash wood and can be held with one or both hands.

It suits open beds, rows, work between plants and raised beds.

Item number
DW.8722
Tines
5 curved tines, forged hardened boron steel
Handle
Ash wood, 18.9 in Dropgrip handle
Material
Steel and wood
Dimensions
24.02 × 4.33 × 2.76 in
Uses
Loosening and aerating soil, breaking up clods, working in compost or manure

Questions and answers

What is the five-tine cultivator best used for?
Loosening and aerating the top layer of soil, breaking up clods, and working compost or manure into beds, rows and raised beds. It is not a digging tool for compacted or untouched ground.
How does it compare with a three-tine cultivator?
Five tines cover more ground per stroke and break clods faster, but they clog more in wet, sticky soil. A three-tine tool is easier to push through heavy clay.
Is the handle long enough to use standing up?
No. At 18.9 in it is a hand tool, held with one or both hands while kneeling or bending. For standing work you need a long-handled cultivator.
What is the whole tool size?
The cultivator measures 24.02 × 4.33 × 2.76 in overall, with the head and handle together. That fits standard raised beds and narrow rows.
How do I care for the ash wood handle?
Wipe it clean and dry after use, and oil it occasionally to keep the wood from drying and cracking. Store it out of the weather.
Can it break up clods after rototilling?
Yes. The slightly curved tines are shaped to catch and break surface clods, which is one of its main jobs in bed preparation.
Where is the Garden Tools | 5-Tine Cultivator with 18.9 in Dropgrip Handle cheapest?
At Bloomcabin USA, for $61.29, as of our latest check.