Q: How long is this cultivator?
It is about 23" long overall, a mid-length that suits raised beds, container gardening, and seated or kneeling work.
AB661 - Lee Valley Mid-Length Three-Prong Cultivator
A convenient length for working in raised beds or from a seated or kneeling position, this medium-handled cultivator is made to our specifications and will easily last a lifetime. About 23" long overall, it lets you reach farther than a typical hand tool while still being easy to maneuver. Its rounded tines move through soil easily, aerating it while uprooting weeds.
Besides the beech handle, all components are stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. The tines are well formed and secured to the tang with strong, smooth welds. Shaped for comfort, the handle is lacquered and has a stainless-steel ferrule that caps the end grain to prevent swelling or splitting.
A well-balanced and surprisingly lightweight tool for its size. A mid-length trenching hoe, bed rake, crack weeder and bulb planter are also available, sold individually or in sets.
It is about 23" long overall, a mid-length that suits raised beds, container gardening, and seated or kneeling work.
All components are constructed using stainless steel, apart from the beechwood handle.
Its rounded tines aerate the soil and uproot weeds, making it useful for cultivating beds and containers.
Yes, the handle is lacquered and capped with a stainless-steel ferrule that keeps the end grain from swelling or splitting.
| Materials | Stainless-steel tines, shaft and ferrule; hardwood handle |
| Dimensions | About 23" overall length |
| Includes | Cultivator |
| Color/Finish | Light wood |
| Package Quantity | 1 item |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
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Lee Valley Mid-Length Three-Prong Cultivator
A convenient length for working in raised beds or from a seated or kneeling position, this medium-handled cultivator is made to our specifications and will easily last a lifetime. About 23" long overall, it lets you reach farther than a typical hand tool while still being easy to maneuver. Its rounded tines move through soil easily, aerating it while uprooting weeds.
Besides the beech handle, all components are stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. The tines are well formed and secured to the tang with strong, smooth welds. Shaped for comfort, the handle is lacquered and has a stainless-steel ferrule that caps the end grain to prevent swelling or splitting.
A well-balanced and surprisingly lightweight tool for its size. A mid-length trenching hoe, bed rake, crack weeder and bulb planter are also available, sold individually or in sets.
