- What is a mulching fork used for?
- It turns, lifts and aerates mulch, compost and loose soil. The ten tines break clumps apart as you work, which speeds up decomposition in a compost pile.
- How is it different from a regular garden fork?
- A standard digging fork has four to six heavy tines for dense soil. This fork has ten lighter steel tines spread wider, so it handles loose mulch and compost faster but is not meant for digging compacted ground.
- Can it dig in hard or rocky soil?
- No. The tines and wooden shaft are built for loose material. Prying rocks or working heavy clay can bend the tines or crack the handle. Use a spade or digging fork for that.
- How long is the handle and what grip does it have?
- The wooden shaft is 30 inches long with a D-shaped grip at the top. That length suits working close to a compost bin or raised bed rather than standing upright.
- How should I care for the wooden handle?
- Wipe it dry after use and store it under cover. An occasional light coat of oil on the wood helps prevent drying and cracking. Do not leave it out in rain or sun for long periods.
- Where is the Wolverine Mulching Fork 10 Tine cheapest?
- At Dana Miller 2, for $63.38, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Wolverine Mulching Fork 10 Tine?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Dana Miller 2, Beans Farm Landscape Supply.