[Growster...]

There are certainly some good tools here. I have bid on, and been successful in getting a Chillington hoe on Ebay for £10.00. 

Good price M! It should have a wide neck for a strong, thick handle, in which case, you can bash just about anything with impunity...

They're great for taking the top layer of greenery off the plot before you dig!

[MJS]

There are certainly some good tools here. I have bid on, and been successful in getting a Chillington hoe on Ebay for £10.00. 

Good price M! It should have a wide neck for a strong, thick handle, in which case, you can bash just about anything with impunity...

They're great for taking the top layer of greenery off the plot before you dig!

collecting it tomorrow night, so there will be plenty of bashing going on this Saturday, weather permitting.

[Slowgrind]

Three prong cultivator is my favourite.
When weeds appear after turning over some soil my cultivator soon scuffs up the little blighter's. It also leave the surface looking fresh for little effort!

[MJS]

Three prong cultivator is my favourite.
When weeds appear after turning over some soil my cultivator soon scuffs up the little blighter's. It also leave the surface looking fresh for little effort!

i was wondering what the three pronged one was for. Sounds good.

[anthonypaul]

My RoLo, a Chillington hoe and a plastic garden chair  to cart round the plot for sitting on while I recover my puff and work out what to do next!

[sion01]

I've got a patio weeder which I would be lost without for general weeding.It's great for useing as a little hoe between you'r crops and for digging up more stubborn weeds.As well as the job it was designed for ,weeding the patio

[Swing Swang]

@vit - Canterbury fork - great to know the English name - I imported mine from Portugal and think that it's a wonderful bit of kit, especially to break up a hard pan when double digging