Hori Hori Knife
Japanese garden knife with serrated stainless steel blade and beechwood handle. Inch + millimeter depth markings for precise planting; sheath included.
Available by the unit at our Deer Park yard — pickup or dump-truck delivery across the NW Chicago suburbs. Use the coverage calculator to size your order.
Details
The single most useful tool in a serious gardener's belt. Hori Hori means "dig dig" in Japanese — the slightly cupped, serrated stainless-steel blade does the job of a trowel, weeder, knife, and bulb planter all at once. Cuts cleanly through roots, twine, and landscape fabrics where most hand tools struggle.
The blade has inch and millimeter depth markings — drop a bulb in to the line and you've planted it at the right depth without measuring twice. Beechwood handle, sheath included for belt carry.
Specs
| Material | Stainless steel blade + beechwood handle, sheath included |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Serrated blade with inch and millimeter depth markings |
| Best for | Digging, weeding, planting, cutting roots / twine / landscape fabric |
Best for
- Digging planting holes for bulbs and small plants
- Weeding (slice taproots cleanly)
- Dividing perennials
- Cutting twine, opening bags, harvesting