Oversized Potting Scoop with Serrated Aluminiron Tip Extra-Deep Bowl and Non-Slip Grip – Garden Weasel
Oversized potting scoop digs planting holes, transfers soil and breaks apart compacted clumps with a serrated tip. The detailed Garden Weasel Scoop uses a 1.25-inch-deep bowl with tall sides, helping move potting mix, compost, fertilizer or feed with less spillage between containers, garden beds and planting locations.
One-piece Aluminiron alloy construction combines light weight, rust resistance and a full-length tang for strength. The six-inch thermoplastic-rubber grip has a textured non-slip surface for controlled digging and root cutting, while built-in eyelets allow hanging storage. The red 91362 tool measures 13 by 4 by 3 inches and weighs 0.33 kilograms. Rinse it after garden work. Separate Trowel, Transplanter and Tiller variants are also available with their own functions.
Specifications
- Brand: Garden Weasel
- Model: 91362
- Product collection: Garden hand tools
- Detailed configuration: Scoop
- Other configurations: Trowel Transplanter and Tiller
- Detailed tool: Oversized potting scoop
- Detailed material: Proprietary Aluminiron alloy listed
- Construction: One-piece bowl and full-length tang
- Scoop depth: 1.25 in
- Scoop sides: Tall for reduced spillage
- Tip: Serrated cutting edge
- Grip length: 6 in
- Grip material: Thermoplastic rubber
- Grip surface: Textured non-slip
- Storage: Built-in hanging eyelets
- Color: Red
- Dimensions: 13 x 4 x 3 in
- Weight: 0.33 kg
- Uses: Digging planting soil transfer and root cutting
- Materials moved: Soil potting mix compost fertilizer and feed
- Additional use: Opening compatible garden supply bags
- Care: Rinse clean after use
- Guarantee: Lifetime against material and workmanship defects listed
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the scoop useful for potting mix?
Its extra-deep bowl and tall sides carry soil compost or fertilizer with less spillage.
What can the serrated tip do?
The Garden Weasel tip breaks compacted soil cuts through roots and can open compatible garden supply bags.
How should the scoop be cleaned and stored?
Rinse off soil after use then hang the dry tool from its built-in handle eyelets.
Are the other variants the same scoop?
No. Trowel Transplanter and Tiller are separate hand-tool configurations with their own functions.