Potting Trowel
A lovely garden trowel perfect for potting but not for digging trenches! Did you know there are benefits to using a copper trowel? Firstly, copper doesn’t rust which is great if you have a tendency to leave your tools outside. Copper is also anti-bacterial and so it can prevent bacterial growth which in turn can promote beneficial microorganisms in the soil. Furthermore, copper is conductive so it doesn’t disturb soil magnetism and it assists the flow of earth energies to nourish plants. Last but not least, copper can also be used to deter those pesky snails and slugs!
Each handle is made from ash and the trowel length is approximately 39 cm.
A lovely garden trowel perfect for potting but not for digging trenches! Did you know there are benefits to using a copper trowel? Firstly, copper doesn’t rust which is great if you have a tendency to leave your tools outside. Copper is also anti-bacterial and so it can prevent bacterial growth which in turn can promote beneficial microorganisms in the soil. Furthermore, copper is conductive so it doesn’t disturb soil magnetism and it assists the flow of earth energies to nourish plants. Last but not least, copper can also be used to deter those pesky snails and slugs!
Each handle is made from ash and the trowel length is approximately 39 cm.
A lovely garden trowel perfect for potting but not for digging trenches! Did you know there are benefits to using a copper trowel? Firstly, copper doesn’t rust which is great if you have a tendency to leave your tools outside. Copper is also anti-bacterial and so it can prevent bacterial growth which in turn can promote beneficial microorganisms in the soil. Furthermore, copper is conductive so it doesn’t disturb soil magnetism and it assists the flow of earth energies to nourish plants. Last but not least, copper can also be used to deter those pesky snails and slugs!
Each handle is made from ash and the trowel length is approximately 39 cm.