HAUSHOF Hori Hori Garden Knife 7”Stainless Steel Serrated Blade with Cutting Edge, Gardening Tool with Leather Sheath for Weeding, Planting, Digging, Wood Handle with Hanging Hole

Makes digging up flower beds easier. Also for dividing perennials. It seems to hold it's sharp edges as well.

it'san effective garden tool which has many uses.

Great product at a great price.Useful tool & wear it on your belt.

Love this handy tool!

This simple tool turns out to be the most versatile tool.Easy to dig small hole for small plants or seeds. Measure for digging. The weight is the key. Makes easy digging on compact dirt. High quality polished metal and nice wood finish. Grips nice.I plan on buying another one for another location. Best value.

Calling it a knife is not really doing this justice, as it's a lot more than that.I recently built a 4'x2' raised bed and was looking at small gardening tool set (trowel, mini rake, etc.) and then found this in the listings. For me it's a MUCH better option. pretty much one tool that will do it all. It's small enough that it can slip into a drawer out of the way, and you are protected against the sharp edges when it's packed away by a well-fitted leather sheath.Couple of things that turned what might have been a 5-star review into a four star:1. It has a full tang, but the wood is a little on the narrow side, so the metal is exposed either side of the handle, and as a result not quite as comfortable as it might be.2. The measurements are.. odd. Inches are divided metrically, and the distances between the inch markers aren't consistent. Although this isn't a huge deal, if they are going to add this as a feature, then at least get it right. It's not rocket surgery, after all.Other than the above, I'm happy with the purchase, and IF it broke (can't imagine how; I'm more likely to lose it than break it!) I'd purchase again, and hope that the handle issue is just a one off.Four stars. Great find.

Stuck at home (May of 2020), I decided to hit the dirt. I couldn't find the tool I ordered a year or two ago and didn't want to look beyond a few likely spots. No dice. So I ordered another one, and I am as pleased with this as I was with the first. The only cautionary comment I would offer is that the tool is shaped long a long trowel with a slight curve to it. And when you hold it with the curve facing up, the serrated edge is to the left. So if you want to undercut weeds, or dig, with a gesture going from right to left, it works just fine.Having said that, this is perhaps the best tool for when you're on your knees in the dirt and need to do something: cut, dig, poke a hole around a new plant to let water in or probe for moisture. It's strong, balanced, and no BS.Two days after it arrived I found the first one, but no regrets.

I wsd using it in a very loose soil area high in the Nantahala mountains digging ramps and ir snapped in half. Horrible quality. Was only used maybe 15 times in less than a year and now it's garbage.