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(More customer reviews)A neighbor was showing off her garden one day. I noticed it was quite weed free and asked her secret as she has serious back problems like I do. She reached out and grabbed her old Hula-Ho that was leaning against the fence. "This is all I need"..and she went about demonstrating her ability with the tool.
After checking around the local hardware stores in vain, I started searching the web. Wouldn't you know..my favorite internet shopping destination had just what I was looking for. I've only had it about a week so can't comment on longevity, allow it seems very sturdily constructed. I expect with proper care it will last a long time.
I thought my weeding days were over and the chore would fall completely to my husband as I have advanced degenerative disc disease and arthritis of the spine. The Hula-Ho gave me back some gardening dignity (big smile). The handle is tall enough that there is no hunching over. The blade, although it doesn't appear to be very sharp, goes right through young weeds and either cuts them off or lifts them out of the ground, roots and all, depending on size. The easy back and forth motion that you use with this tool to do the job doesn't put too much strain on my spine. One note here...if you have really well established, thick, deep rooted weeds, you might have to pull them out by hand the first time around or put some elbow grease into the job. A job for someone with a good back. From then on it's just a matter of a little back and forth (like vacumming)action to keep weeds easily under control. Obviously we're talking about using this in garden soil..not an area that's never been worked before. I'm very happy with this purchase and would recommend it highly to anyone who gardens regularly.
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