Why Depth Marks Matter
Read The Hole Depth
Depth marks on the blade help you repeat planting holes along a row or bed.
A Steel Digging Blade
Blackened 420 stainless steel forms the blade you use for planting holes.
Coated For Garden Work
A protective coating covers the steel blade through everyday planting work.

An Ash Wood Grip
The dark ash wood handle gives your hand a place to hold through planting.
Hang It Nearby
Use the included leather loop to keep the trowel handy between planting jobs.
Pack It Away
The included jute pouch gives the trowel a place with your garden tools.
A Trowel for Planting Day
Make repeatable planting holes with depth marks on the blade.

A Row Of Holes
Use the marked blade to check each planting hole as you work down a garden row or bed.
Transplanting Day
Dig a spot with the steel blade, check its depth marks, and set each transplant in place.
Between Garden Jobs
After planting, use the leather loop or included jute pouch to put the trowel away.
Why we grow it
A trowel earns its place by doing the everyday digging well. This one adds blade markings so you can check planting depth while you work, especially when several holes need to match.
Its blackened stainless blade has a protective coating, and the dark ash handle comes with a leather loop and jute pouch for putting it away.
Measure once, then keep going.
Specifications
- Blade has depth markings
- Blackened 420 stainless steel with protective coating
- Dark ash wood handle
- Includes leather loop and jute pouch
A reliable trowel sees plenty of dirt. This one adds depth marks for repeatable planting holes.
- Blade has depth markings
- Blackened 420 stainless steel with protective coating
- Dark ash wood handle
- Includes leather loop and jute pouch
Good to know
A few practical answers before you plant.
Have more questions? Visit Help or contact us.
Where are the depth marks?
They are marked on the blade for checking planting hole depth.
What comes with the trowel?
The trowel includes a leather loop and jute pouch.








