Soil Scoop

The most indispensable garden tool ever made. Hunted high and low for a new replacement for my old one wearing out. Giving one as a gift to my son.

Wish I had had this 20 years ago! The handle is a bit slick being made out of finished wood, and a sturdier nylon handle with better grips would be a plus.

Its stainless steel which means it will take a long time before rusting, if ever. Where the stainless steel inserts into the wooden handle its very sturdy. With the teeth on both sides makes for cutting into hard soil easier than a regular gardening spade. The tool is ambidextrous. Its made to be used by both right and left handed people. As a gift, Id be sure to give it to an avid gardener, someone that would appreciate the uniqueness of this tool.

I have over 60 potted plants that I repot almost every year. The soil scoop is now my new best garden tool. So easy to fill pots and bury new plants now. It’s extremely well built and comfortable in your hand. My landscaper used it and it got the name from him as I just had to have one. It’s a keeper for sure.

I overheard some friends talking about this. They loved it. So I ordered it that day. I couldnt believe how much sharper and stronger this tool was. I always bent former tools out of shape and they were useless. Recently I lost my Soil Scoop and had to replace it because I refused to be withour My Soil Scoop!!! Now My daughter has one (my gift). So we are creating a family tradition. Soil scoops for all gardeners in the family!

Great for scooping. Not so much for digging. But thats OK. I have a digging knife for that.

This is the best gardening tool ever! I had one several years ago, used it so much the serrated edges were worn off. Purchased this one, same brand but newer model, and it is excellent!! You cant go wrong with it.

Splitting plants

Bought this soil scoop as a gift. Shipping was fast and the quality of the item was great. I have no complaints so far.

Have had mine for so long I do not recall where I got it. My husband recently used it to mix concrete and decided he needed one for himself, so now we have two. Not only is it useful in digging and planting, it is good for scooping used charcoal out of the weber.