Leonard Classic Soil Knife And Sheath Combo

• 6″ x 1 3/4″ blade
• Overall length is 11 3/4″
• Weighs .8 lbs.
• Blade is 1 3/4″ wide

• One serrated edge
• One sharpened edge
• Bright orange handle

• Dig weeds out of your flowerbeds and lawn
• Scrape weeds out of cracks in your drive, walk, patio, etc.
• Plant bulbs, corms, rhizomes and tubers
• Dig tender bulbs and corms for winter storage
• Plant annual flowers, herbs, perennials, vegetables, ornamental grasses
• Use the curved blade to scrape backfill soil back into holes
• Loosen matted mulch to improve water and fertilizer penetration
• Loosen crusted and compacted soils
• Cut sod to size during installation
• Prep root bound container plants for replanting by slicing through the ball to open girdling roots
• Chop the greens off your root vegetables
• Saw through roots, then grab them out
• Divide perennials and ornamental grasses
• Dig a shallow furrow to direct-seed a row of vegetable seeds
• Use as a trowel, transplanter or a dibble
• Closely cultivate to plants
• Mix your own potting mixes
• Mix soil when adding amendments
• Dig out stones, rocks and other debris
• Harvest shallow rooted vegetables like onions and baby carrots
• Incorporate granular fertilizer into the top layer of soil
• Incorporate granular pre-emergent herbicides into the top layer of soil
• Make pilot holes for bamboo, tomato cages, tree fertilizer stakes, identification stakes, reflective sticks, flags, survey stakes, garden torches, trellises, spike sprinklers, pH meters, and more
• Dig out soil for underground irrigation sprinkler heads to repair and adjust
• Clean mud out of cleats on boots
• Cut a slot for short installations of landscape edging
• Break up ice dams for better drainage
• Use sideways to dig out those hard-to-reach leaves under shrubs
• Use as a temporary stake to tie on string to lay straight rows in your garden
• Cut a plug out of turf to check thatch levels, moisture content, and soil profile
• Block a wheel on your cart or wheelbarrow when parked on a hill
• Chop up lumps of soil
• Dig out stepping stones and brick walkways for replacement or repair
• Dig holes to add Terra-sorb to existing plants, inside and out
• Make a trench to install soaker hose, then use sideways to backfill over the top
• Secure one end of frost protection and other fabrics to the ground when you lay it out on a windy evening so you make a 2-person job a 1-person job

2. What can the Leonard Classic Soil Knife be used for?
The Leonard Classic Soil Knife can be used for a variety of gardening and landscaping tasks including digging, cutting, sawing, rock removal, weeding, planting, dividing crowns, cutting roots, and more. It is also great for harvesting shallow rooted vegetables like onions and carrots.

3. What makes the Leonard Classic Soil Knife unique compared to other similar tools?
The Leonard Classic Soil Knife features shorter, milder serrations for root cutting and a larger grip guard for a secure grip. The Gardening Products Review states that the knife’s design is similar to others on the market but “it shines, literally, in the details.”

4. Does the Leonard Classic Soil Knife come with a warranty?
Yes, the Leonard Classic Soil Knife comes with a lifetime warranty.