Garden hoe JUCO L7245 3-tooth heart-shaped 110 mm, steel tines, hand tool

JUCO L7245 is a hand garden hoe with a 3-tooth heart-shaped head and a 110 mm working width, designed for manual soil cultivation in small beds and borders. The steel tines are formed into a heart profile to concentrate force at three points, allowing efficient removal of shallow-rooted weeds and light surface soil breaking. Its compact size makes it suitable for precise work around vegetables, flowers and closely spaced plants where controlled, delicate handling is required.

Advantages

The heart-shaped 3-tooth head concentrates pressure on narrow points for effective weed extraction with minimal disturbance to surrounding plants. Steel tines provide durability and maintain their shape during repeated use in typical garden soils. The 110 mm working width balances reach and control, enabling access between rows and close to stems. As a hand tool, it gives the user direct tactile feedback for accurate cultivation and aeration of small areas.

Suitable for

• Removing shallow-rooted weeds in vegetable beds
• Light soil breaking and aeration in flower borders
• Working in small garden plots and raised beds
• Precision cultivation near delicate plants and seedlings

Key specifications

• Working width: 110 mm
• Head shape: heart-shaped with three tines
• Tine material: steel
• Tool type: hand garden hoe for soil cultivation and weeding

How to use

Hold the handle with a comfortable grip and position the heart-shaped head so the three tines engage the soil near the weed base. Apply a steady downward and backward motion to lift or loosen weeds and break surface crusts; avoid forcing the tines too deep to prevent damage to nearby roots. Use short controlled strokes for work close to plants and longer pulls for open soil between rows. After use, remove soil and debris from the tines and inspect for bending or wear.

Usage recommendations

Use the JUCO L7245 in dry to slightly moist soil for best weed removal results; in heavy clay or very compacted ground, combine with prior loosening using a fork. Clean and dry the steel tines after each session and store in a dry place to reduce corrosion. For prolonged tool life, sharpen or straighten tines as needed and avoid levering against hard objects.