This high quality, lightweight, yet strong and durable hoe is an essential part of the permaculture tool kit, and is perfect for the home gardener or garden professionals.
First invented thousands of years ago during the Bronze Age, this tool is still as popular today. The Homi (pronounced 'hoe-mee') means 'little ground spear'. Popular in Korea and Japan, this true Korean Homi or Ho-mi hand hoe (plow) is hand forged in the traditional manner by master blacksmith Seok No-Ki. It features a swan neck and angled blade made from one piece of spring steel, and comfortable hazelwood handle. It is generally used as an extension of the hand for all types of tasks from digging and planting, to weeding and seed sowing.
Made in Korea.
Total length: 30cm long, 16cm blade, 12cm handle.
260g.
One piece spring steel blade
Timber hazel wood handle.
I love this one. The description is accurate in saying it is an extension of your arm. I can do so many tasks with this. My favourite is putting it in behind weeds and not actually tilling with it, just slicing deep behind the weed so I can easily pull it out without turning the soil. I plant with it. Love love love 💕
Love the feel of this, well crafted handle and sharp along the edge. Gets into edges and is easy to push/pull through the garden beds. Good quality material that will likely outlast me!
