Multifunctional Stainless Steel Garden Extraction Tool Benefits at a glance - Precise root depth and planting guidance: depth markers help with ease and accuracy for planting and transplant measurements. - All-in-one digging and weeding: fork cap for soil digging and weed removal, reducing the need for separate tools. - Clean cuts and leaf maintenance: serrated teeth edge for cleaning leaves and tackling small pruning tasks. - Lightweight and easy to use: 13.58 inches long and about 145 grams for comfortable handling. - Convenient storage: handle designed with suspended holes and a cord for easy hanging and storage. - Ergonomic wood handle option: light wooden stalk with an ergonomic wooden grip for comfortable use. - Versatile for indoor and outdoor work: suitable for garden extraction, pruning, and maintenance of interior potted plants. What it is and how it helps - Material and construction: robust stainless steel tool built to withstand regular use, with a fork head and serrated teeth for versatile tasks. - Depth markers: built-in depth indicators assist with root depth measurement during planting, transplanting, and root work. - Fork cap and serrated edge: the fork cap aids soil loosening and weed extraction, while serrated teeth help clean debris and trim leaves. - Lightweight design: easy to maneuver in tight spaces, outdoor beds, or indoor pots without fatigue. - Storage-friendly handle: suspended-hole design with a cord allows simple storage when not in use. - Ergonomic handle: engineered with a light wooden stalk to provide a comfortable grip during extended use. Specifications and features - Material: Stainless steel - Length: 13.58 inches - Weight: approximately 145 grams - Handle: suspended holes with storage cord - Head: fork with serrated teeth - Additional: depth markers for root depth measurement; suitable for pruning, garden extraction, and interior potted plants 2-3 practical use scenarios - Scenario 1: Garden bed setup and transplanting - Use depth markers to determine proper root depth for seedlings. - Loosen soil with the fork cap, then lift weeds or small root clumps. - Use the serrated teeth to clean debris from leaves or prune lightly around plants as needed. - Scenario 2: Interior potted plants and light pruning - Remove compacted roots from pots and perform light root pruning. - Trim and clean plant debris, keeping indoor plants healthy and well-maintained. - Store easily with the hanging cord when finished. - Scenario 3: Lawn and outdoor weed/root removal - Tackling stubborn grass stumps with the fork head. - Cut through smaller tough roots with the serrated edge and saw-like action as needed. - Transport extracted material from the root zone with minimal effort. Usage notes - To prevent injury, wear appropriate protection during use (gloves and eye protection as needed). - Keep it clean and dry after use to maintain performance and durability.