Spade (sharp) Cellfast 40-252 — garden spade with pointed blade

Cellfast 40-252 is a sharp garden spade with a pointed blade designed for digging, cutting through roots and transplanting. The pointed head enables efficient penetration of compact or clay soils and supports precise digging tasks such as creating planting holes, edging beds and separating plants. The tool is intended for general garden and landscaping use and is suitable for both amateur gardeners and professional groundskeepers.

Advantages

The pointed blade concentrates force on a narrow tip for easier soil entry and root cutting, reducing user effort when breaking ground. A robust blade shape provides stable leverage for prying out rooted plants and bulbs while maintaining accuracy for narrow trenches and transplanting. The overall design balances strength and control to perform repetitive digging and edging tasks with consistent results.

Suitable for

• Digging planting holes and trenches
• Cutting through roots and compacted soil
• Transplanting shrubs, perennials and bulbs
• Edging beds and borders
• General garden and landscaping maintenance

Key specifications

• Blade type: pointed/sharp for penetration and precise digging
• Primary functions: digging, root cutting, transplanting, edging
• Intended use: garden and landscaping work
• User level: suitable for amateur and professional use

How to use

Position the spade with the pointed blade at the intended digging spot, step on the top edge of the blade or apply downward force to insert the tip into the soil. Rock or lever the handle to remove soil, roots or plants as required; use the narrow profile to create compact, precise holes for planting. For transplanting, dig a hole of adequate depth and width, lift the plant with the spade or by hand and place it into the prepared hole, then backfill and firm the soil. Clean off excess soil after use and store the spade in a dry place to limit corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate hand protection and sturdy footwear while digging. Inspect the soil for buried cables or irrigation lines before deep digging. Sharpen and clean the blade periodically to maintain cutting performance and check the handle connection for secure attachment before each use.