Inspired by a vintage hoe with a pyramid-shaped blade in the 1898 Peter Henderson & Co. "Catalog of Tools." It was described as a "Three Cornered" onion hoe and had a blade only three inches across the bottom. That's narrow, as most hand hoes are at least 4" wide.

With a gradual taper to a thin, sharp edge the tool is great for slicing weeds in the tight confines between closely spaced vegetables and amidst some tightly planted flowers.

About the maker : Hand forged in the Pacific Northwest in small batches by one of few remaining blacksmiths making these types of tools in the US, Red Pig Garden Tools. With a specialty in historical, often one-of-a-kind, tools that you will not find in other garden tool offerings, this collection is built to last.

Type of tool: Hand hoe

Function of tool: Furrowing, weeding

• Width of blade: 3”

• Length of blade: 3”

• Total length: 9”

• Weight: 0.65 lbs

• Handle: Hickory

• Hand Forged Steel

• Made in the USA