Martha Stewart MTS-TECH Telescoping Cultivator 3-Prong Culti-Hoe Combo Tool
Key features
- •[MARTHA STEWART + SUN JOE]: Two great brands, one powerful mission: to make the very best tools for your home, yard and garden.
- •[AUTHENTIC]: Old-world style craftsmanship meets precision yard + garden equipment
- •[COMPACT]: Designed for easy storage
- •[2-IN-1]: Dual-design cultivates soil and digs trenches with ease
- •[TELESCOPIC]: Pole extends up to 35-inches to reduce bending and back-strain
Martha Stewart MTS-TECH Telescoping Cultivator 3-Prong Culti-Hoe Combo Tool
List Price: $15.50$13.95DEALYou Save: $1.55 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.2
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Very easy to use
raji✓ Verified Purchase•March 2, 2024
Loved it. It is for use in garden beds. The base is not wide like the usual ones. But I love it. It is light weight and my arms didn't hurt after using it. The handle is also extendable.
Light weight
tb✓ Verified Purchase•February 16, 2024
Handle not long enough for the able of the hoe and metal is not as strong as I would have liked it. Needs a bit more weight to scratch out weeds. Blade needs to be a bit sharper also.
we like it
Janine Cox✓ Verified Purchase•February 15, 2024
we have used this alot since we bought it.
Its a workhorse.
jllohoefener✓ Verified Purchase•February 12, 2024
This is only my second Martha Stewart shrub rake in 20 or so years I had no idea the first time I bought one, how handy they really are. I rake out spirea bushes, and most all of my flower gardens with this. I go right through the middle of the plants with them, They really are wonderful. Not all are the same. You do not want a shrub rake that has a cross brace across the tines. That defeats the purpose of them, the tines are no longer independently flexible. That is what keeps the plants from being torn up.
Works well
Richard L.✓ Verified Purchase•January 9, 2024
Weight and tines are good. Extension arm could use some work, somewhat hard to extend .
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