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BL123 - Hori Hori Knife
BL123 - Hori Hori Knife

BL123 - Hori Hori Knife

Hori Hori Knife

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Item BL123, Hori Hori Knife
  • Trowel-Like Blade for Digging and Planting:: The blade's trowel shape lets you dig holes, transplant seedlings, and break up compacted soil.
  • Double-Edged with Serrated Side:: One edge is smooth for clean cuts through soil and roots; the other is serrated for sawing through tough roots and dividing established perennials without having to switch tools.
  • Depth Markings in 1" and 5mm Increments:: Deeply stamped markings on the blade indicate depth in both imperial and metric increments, helping you plant bulbs and seeds at the correct depth.
  • Traditional Hori Hori Design:: Traditionally used in Japan for bonsai specimen collection, the style has been refined for general gardening use across digging, planting, and cutting tasks.
  • Hardwood Handle for Grip:: The handle is shaped hardwood for a comfortable, secure grip during pushing and pulling work in the soil.
  • Belt Sheath Included:: Comes with a belt sheath for carrying the knife safely while working in the garden — keeping the blade safe and accessible.
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$43.50
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This knife has a trowel-like blade with a sharp edge to let you use the same tool for digging, planting and cutting.

Traditionally used in Japan to collect specimens for bonsai (hori means “digging”), the blade is sharpened on both sides, with serrations on one edge to help with cutting tough roots or dividing perennials. Deeply stamped markings on the blade (in 1" and 5mm increments) help you set the correct planting depth for seeds and bulbs.

Measuring 12 1/2" overall, it has a hardwood handle and comes with a belt sheath.

Made in Japan.


Using a hori hori knife to cut the roots of plants

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Hori Hori Knife

This knife has a trowel-like blade with a sharp edge to let you use the same tool for digging, planting and cutting.

Traditionally used in Japan to collect specimens for bonsai (hori means “digging”), the blade is sharpened on both sides, with serrations on one edge to help with cutting tough roots or dividing perennials. Deeply stamped markings on the blade (in 1" and 5mm increments) help you set the correct planting depth for seeds and bulbs.

Measuring 12 1/2" overall, it has a hardwood handle and comes with a belt sheath.

Made in Japan.

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