15 results for "Warren Garden Hoe" between $10.00 and $75.00

Atp-cg, smaller, lightweight tools for the lady gardener! White ash handles give optimum ratio of resistance and flexibility 9-inch cushion grip for improved control and reduced hand fatigue Ideal for working in tight, close-up garden spaces Truper 30039, the perfect gift: buy in three-feets for the family gardener or mom, sister and daughter

OQW1270 Features: For chopping and weeding in most soil types For mixing mortar, concrete, plaster and spackling For chopping and weeding in all soil types Waterproof handle never warps For chopping and hoeing in most soil types Blade sharpened on three sides for side-to-side cutting For cutting and weeding in most soil types For cutting weeds and loosening most soil types Pointed blade for making furrows For chopping, weeding and making furrows in industrial applications For cutting weeds and aerating...

* Chucked and bored with ferrule * 1/4� diameter,, bored 3/8� diameter and 3-1/2� deep with 4� plain ferrule * Will also fit level head rakes,, cultivators,, scrapers,, light cotton,, beet,, blackland,, meadow,, nursery,, onion,, scuffle,, tobacco,, warren and weeding hoes * Also will fit light duty mortar and mason hoes * 21154: 4-1/2' standard * 21160: 5' standard

54-inch professional grade premium north american white ash handle White ash handles give optimum ratio of resistance and flexibility 5-inch warren hoe head Use on farm or ranch for a lifetime of use Tru pro.-inchthe contractors choice-inch for professional use

6-1/4-Inch garden hoe 12 gauge steel head All Fiberglass Handle features triple wall construction American Made High Quality Tool

Chucked and bored with ferrule.25 diameter bored .38 diameter and 3-.50 deep with 4 plain ferrule. Will also fit level head rakes cultivators scrapers light cotton beet blackland meadow nursery onion scuffle tobacco warren and weeding hoes. Also will fit light duty mortar and mason hoes. 5 standard. Length: 60. Width: 1.25. Height: 1.25

The mouse Bitsy was made possible through a grant by the First National Bank. The bank held a contest to name the limestone mouse for children under the age of 12. The prize was a $500 savings account. Three-year-old Kristin Madsen of Hood River won the contest after submitting the name Bitsy. Her entry was selected from approximately 2,400 entries by a three-member panel of judges made up of 1979 Rose Festival Queen Rochelle Anderson, Portland...

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