Perennial Spade bush saw The single-beveled Kama is a

The single-beveled Kama is a traditional Japanese farming implement used to harvest crops

it's also strong enough to wrassle small rocks out of the ground - but it shouldn't be used to pry out rocks that are bigger than a softball

secateurs and snips

Tighten lid and keep warm (80-100F is optimal)* for at least 1 week

for gift-wrapping or crafting

Perennial Spade bush saw The single-beveled Kama is aHere's another tool I spied on BBC Gardener's World this one is often used by co host Adam Frost. Its somewhat like a cross between Monty Don's Old Dutch Trowel and the Great Dixter Short Spade: the same grip as the Dixter tool, with a shorter handle and a flat head; same length handle as Monty's tool and a flat head. Ideal used from a kneeling or squatting position (so no more up and down), you can use it one handed to dig a hole with a stabbing