Cleaning & Sharpening Workshop Seattle One caveat: don't use it

One caveat:  don't use it as a prying tool

Turns out they're also excellent for floristry work when you're cutting a mix of soft and woody stems (so you don't have to repeatedly change tools)

Strong enough for two-handed digging like a mini spade

if a hori hori isn't quite the right tool for you

Has a deep inner  pocket and a reinforced interior base

Cleaning & Sharpening Workshop Seattle One caveat: don't use itMore workshops coming in Fall 2026, sign up to be notified Join Susanne for this hands on workshop where you'll learn some great tips and tricks, and be introduced to our favourite products for cleaning and sharpening your Gardener's Kit tools. She'll focus primarily on our Japanese pruning tools secateurs, shears, loppers but will also cover the basics for digging and weeding tools. Bring one or two of your own Gardener's Kit tools that need some