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Crocus Trowel

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Crocus Trowel

This trowel is ideal for planting small bulbs—crocuses, yes, but also snowdrops, squills, grape hyacinths, etc. If the soil is reasonably loose, you can stab a lot of bulbs into the ground in a hurry. 16-gauge steel blade with markings in inches and centimeters. Red grip for visibility. For planting larger bulbs, see our Tulip Trowel and Daffodil Trowel.
Unconditionally guaranteed.
Made in USA.

Length: 10″
Blade Width: 1⅜”

Item # 9035

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