Ducoterre rooting fork with 2 tines - no more bending or digging!

With this beautifully designed and robust garden tool, you work the soil without digging and without bending over.
This digging fork is good for the soil and for your back!
The digging fork with 2 tines is ideal for cultivating narrow strips and/or heavy to very heavy soil.

This tine turner is ideal for the organic and ecological vegetable gardener. Why? You can read that here ?
- Preservation of soil life and natural fertility of the soil-
Preservation of soil structure-
Preservation of air and water circulation, and better retention capacityThis

garden tool is also available with 3, 4, 5 and 7 tines.

How to use










1. Insert the fork into the soil with your foot. Keep the stems slightly forward while doing so.
Hard soil? Make circles with the tips of the stems or move the stems forwards and backwards.
2. Keeping your back straight, take a step back and pull the stems back until the arms are extended.
3. The root ball will now loosen and come to rest on the fork.
4. Bring the right side of the fork up with short movements. Then do the same with the left side. The root ball will now begin to crumble.
5. Step back, drag the fork along the ground and start again with step 1. You do not need to lift the fork.
Is the root ball not crumbling enough? Then step back less for the next operation.