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Burgon & Ball® Potato Harvesting Scoop, Stainless Steel

Description

The potato scoop is a reliable helper during harvest and in the root cellar. The sturdy scoop grid made of stainless steel wire allows crops to be gently lifted without damage. Thanks to its compact size, the scoop is easy to handle, allowing potatoes to be comfortably lifted and portioned – keeping your hands clean. The handle made of durable ash wood ensures a comfortable and secure grip.

The potato scoop is ideal for use with container growing. If you’re using it to harvest potatoes grown in the ground, we would recommend first loosening the soil around the base of the plants.

Properties

Blade: 150 x 180 mm
Overall length: 500 mm
Typ: Shovels & Planting Trowels
Weight: 480 g

Properties

Blade: 150 x 180 mm
Overall length: 500 mm
Typ: Shovels & Planting Trowels
Weight: 480 g

Manufacturer

Burgon & Ball

Since 1730, the British company from Sheffield has been synonymous with quality, durability, and thoughtful design. A traditional manufacturer of durable stainless steel gardening tools that embodies the values of British craftsmanship.

Name: Burgon & Ball
Mailing address: Oakham Drive Unit 17/19
S3 9QX Sheffield
United Kingdom
Homepage: https://www.burgonandball.com

When you order from us

In-house development and manufacturing

we develop, manufacture and continually refine our tools to meet the highest standards

Quality checked at every stage

steel analysis and hardness testing in our own laboratory, complemented by expert inspection of function and workmanship

Over 175 years of craft expertise

ince 1848, we have brought together knowledge, tradition and exceptional tools from around the world

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