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    Aug 30, 2019 7 minutes

    12” SHORT HANDLE WEEDER & CULTIVATOR (A)

    Gardeners love the CobraHead Weeder & Cultivator! This tool does it all: weed, cultivate, scalp, edge, dig, furrow, plant, and harvest with ease. It features a comfortable and efficient handle and a sharp blade that cuts through tough soils. The Wisconsin-made tool comes with a one-year unconditional warranty. Please allow two weeks for delivery. Available for shipment to continental U.S. addresses only.

    #6551 $24.95 $22.95

    SCUFFLE WEEDER (B)

    The Diamond Head Scuffle Weeder makes short work of your weeding chores. Sharp on all sides, it cuts on both the push and pull stroke. The tool’s fine points allow for close detail work around tender plants. This hand-forged tool is made in the United States.

    #8964 $38.00 $35.99

    SHIITAKE MUSHROOM FRUITING KIT

    Shiitake mushrooms are some of the easiest mushrooms to grow on logs outdoors, and this kit makes it even easier for indoor cultivation! Typically yielding 2 to 3 pounds over several weeks, this kit comes with directions and a humidity tent to make indoor harvests easy and fun. Please allow two weeks for delivery. Available for shipment to continental U.S. addresses only.

    #8649 $25.00 $22.99

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