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Steel D-handle Garden Spade
This all-steel garden spade features a D-handle design for comfortable, two-handed control whether you re digging over a vegetable border, creating a trench or slicing through turf. A sharpened blade cuts into hard ground with ease, and an oversized step provides a comfortable platform for your foot to provide even more power. The welded steel construction makes this garden spade virtually unbreakable, and a powder coat prevents rust and makes it easy to keep your spade clean. Lifetime warranty.
Steel D-handle Garden Spade
Blade Length (in.) | 12 in | Blade Width (in.) | 8.5 |
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Handle Length (in.) | 35 | Product Width (in.) | 8.5 in |
Blade Material | Steel | Features | Coated Blades |
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Garden Tool Handle Style | D-Grip | Handle Material | Steel |
Product Weight (lb.) | 5 lb | Returnable | 90-Day |
Shovel Type | Garden Shovel |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
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Warranty activation isn't necessary. If you need to file a claim regarding our products, you would do so here - the online submission link is located under the 'How to Submit a Claim' section: https://www.fiskars.com/en-us/pages/warranty-registration
The 4‑claw design can clamp down pretty tight, but it’s really designed to grab around the base of broader weeds, not ultra-thin stems. For something like an oak seedling at about 1/8 inch, it can work if you position the claws to grab the root zone rather than the stem itself. If you try to grip just the stem, it may slip through. Pushing the claws fully into the soil around the seedling and using the ejector to lift the roots will give you a much better result.
Meant to say 1/8 inch stems. Never forget to proofread. 8-)
Yes, it comes fully assembled and ready to use.
The claws on this tool aren’t designed to be replaced individually, so a single blade can’t be swapped out on its own. If the tool failed during normal use, we’d recommend reaching out to our customer service with a quick photo and purchase details (or inquire with the retailer regarding their return policy). They can take a closer look and help with next steps under the warranty: https://www.fiskars.com/en-us/customer-service/warranties
Thanks for checking. This tool is not designed for concrete seams or tight cracks. The claws require enough open soil to surround and grip the root, which concrete gaps don’t allow. For weeds growing in concrete or narrow cracks, a crack‑specific weeding tool or treatment would be a better option.
2.5 pounds
Yes, it can work on horehound - especially younger plants - but mature horehound has a tough, woody taproot that can be more challenging. You’ll get the best results when the soil is moist and the claws are centered right over the base of the plant, using steady downward pressure before pulling. Center the claws directly over the base of the plant. Apply steady, straight-down pressure before pulling.
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