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Product Description
Whonline is committed to building a brand of gardening tools to meet the various needs of our customers.
Scale shovel is used for shoveling small holes or moving seedlings and soil, etc.
Three-claw rake and three-toothed spade are used for loosening soil and leveling the ground, etc.
Weeder is used for pulling weeds and collecting wild vegetables, etc.
Garden Trowel
The trowel head makes for quicker work as you can move soil much more quickly, and the soft rubber handle reduces hand fatigue.
Pruning Shears
Quality blade made of titanium steel, very sharp and durable, comfortable non-slip handles, with a safety lock safer. Ideal for trimming and shaping flower gardens, bonsai, and other plants.
Pointed Claw Gloves
Gloves with claws can complete digging and planting operations more quickly and easily, while gloves without claws are flexible, waterproof, puncture-proof, and protect your hands.
COMPLETE GARDENING SET: 9-piece premium gardening tool set will meet most gardening needs. Gardening tool set includes gloves, weeder, hand fork, pruner, pruning shears, bag, tiller, trowel.
EFFICIENT HUMANIZED DESIGN: Ergonomically designed, gardening tools with soft, safe and comfortable wooden handles, less fatigue with or without gloves.
STURDY QUALITY TOOLS: Our gardening tools are made of high-grade alloy and are guaranteed to be hard and strong. Fine polishing technology makes them smooth and wear-resistant.
RUST-PROOF AND EASY TO CLEAN: The storage bags are hand washable and machine washable. Each tool has a hole in the handle for easy hanging and rust-resistant design. Simply wash with water and hang up!
PORTABLE STORAGE BAG: Thick textile fabric, fixed elastic ring and multi-pocket design, practical, simple and stylish. The bag leaves space for your other tools, such as plant labels etc.
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