Japanese Gardening Tools
Passionate about honing your green thumb? You can’t go wrong with gardening tools from Japan. The tool kits of master Japanese gardeners will always be objects of envy, and fortunately, they’re easily within reach at Garrett Wade. As soon as you begin to use them, you’ll notice their beauty, durability, precision, and quality. Take your gardening arsenal up a notch by ordering our Japanese gardening tools this season!
Japanese Weeding Tools for Green Thumbs
Easily tackle long grasses around pavers and stubborn weeds in hard-to-reach places. Our weed control tools are designed to make short work of even the toughest weeds, whether in deep cracks on your asphalt driveway or around your brick garden path.
We also offer a wide range of other premium Japanese gardening tools, ranging from garden diggers to hoes designed to help you to work more quickly and efficiently.
Shop for the Best Tools at Garrett Wade
At Garrett Wade, all of our Japanese weeding tools and more are widely praised for their reliability and unparalleled performance. See for yourself what they can do for you and your garden by ordering today!
FAQs
Compared to American-made tools, Japanese tools tend to be lighter and smaller, with wooden handles. They are designed for everyday use, and are made from durable materials like wood and steel. Japanese tools are extremely durable while also being aesthetically pleasing. American tools, in contrast, are often heavier and a little harder to use with precision.
Every aspiring gardener should have a few core Japanese tools on hand, including a farmer’s dagger, which is perfect for cutting through a tough plant root system. A bladed sickle is also a must-have for dragging, chopping, cutting, and grabbing twisted roots and the toughest of weeds. A hand rake can be invaluable, too, for loosening soil, cleaning up debris near plantings, and even mixing in mulch.
Give our garden digger, the “hori hori,” a try. This tool is designed for planting, weeding, and loosening soil. Because it features cutting teeth on one side, the digger can even do some light chopping of roots. Expect this beauty and beast to last decades.