Little Hoes, for clumsy oafs.

[Benacre]

If like me you are a bit clumsy with normal hoes and your Onion hoe is still too big then get hold of those triangular paint scrapers. They are ideal for getting on your hands and knees and hoeing between your crops without chopping them off with a normal hoe.

Benacre

[Sue]

Benacre
Brilliant idea, just what I need for weeding my raised beds, it looks like a trip down Homebase is in order.
Thanks for sharing that
Sue

[dexterdoglancashire]

Another good idea Benacre! where have you been! Dexterdog

[Benacre]

Working on my plot and having Roorsing Fires

[dexterdoglancashire]

Benacre - just had a look at your blog - well done on all the hard work! I'm very impressed! - just wish I'd had chance to do with same with my lottie which I got on the 17th December. At least got my shed up - went for a very quick check lunchtime - it's still standing and my black plastic sheeting to kill the weeds is still in place! Dexterdog

[Benacre]

Ok there is hope there. we will have to have a competition to see who gets it cleared the fastest. our plots were"Born" only a day apart.
Colin.

[dexterdoglancashire]

Methinks you will win, hands down! It's been constantly p*****g it down since I got mine, and despite 3hrs last saturday in the pouring rain havent even begun yet! Dexterdog

[Benacre]

Aha I get into my workshop when it rains and have started making my Brassica cage and fruit cage. I still go up for a mardle as there is always someone in the community shed.
On the east coats of Suffolk it gets to us last and has usually petered out into drizzle but it can still be uncomfortable.
Benacre