Hori Hori Knife
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karstopography
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Hori Hori Knife
Santa Claus brought me a Hori Hori knife for Christmas. Must have been on the nice list.
Got the knife into action today planting some peas, cilantro, mint, and navajo tea (Colorado Greenthread seed). Had to cut a stout cypress root and the knife worked like a champ. Marked and dug the pea holes with the knife and spread the mint seeds around a bit with hori hori. I can see this will be my favorite garden tool.
Got the knife into action today planting some peas, cilantro, mint, and navajo tea (Colorado Greenthread seed). Had to cut a stout cypress root and the knife worked like a champ. Marked and dug the pea holes with the knife and spread the mint seeds around a bit with hori hori. I can see this will be my favorite garden tool.
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Zone 9b, located in the Columbia bottomlands, annual rainfall 46”
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AKgardener
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Re: Hori Hori Knife
How awesome is that !! My son got me one of those a couple of years ago I love it..
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Paulf
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Re: Hori Hori Knife
Mine is at least fifteen years old.
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DriftlessRoots
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Re: Hori Hori Knife
Very nice. Our neighbor talked us into one a couple years ago and I can't believe I ever gardened without one.
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