Baby Broadfork deer netting Created by Takashi Yoshioka of

Created by Takashi Yoshioka of Yoshioka Hamono

Most important for me is when used to lift plants like a spade: a fork doesn't cut through all the roots

Izumo pine hedges by Jake Hobson

makes pricking out and potting up easy-peasy

Remember - you shouldn't be using your fancy secateurs to cut wire because it will damage your blades

Baby Broadfork deer netting Created by Takashi Yoshioka ofPlayfully nicknamed the baby fork, this is a smaller and lighter version of a full sized broadfork a tool most of us didn't know we needed! This compact tool with 9" tines can be used for tilling, aerating, and cultivating small areas and raised beds. Made from high strength alloy steel, it's also strong enough to wrassle small rocks out of the ground but it shouldn't be used to pry out rocks that are bigger than a softball! It works much like a