DeWit Tulip Trowel

The tulip shape is narrower and more pointed than a traditional trowel, which allows you to dig precise, deep holes for bulbs or transplanting without disturbing the root systems of neighboring plants. It is specifically designed for accuracy in tight, crowded garden beds.

While the blade features a rust-resistant polished finish, it is still made of steel and should be cleaned and dried after use. To ensure the longevity of the tool, we recommend storing it in a dry place rather than leaving it exposed to the elements.

Yes, the handle is ergonomically shaped to fit naturally in your palm, which helps reduce hand fatigue. Ash wood is also a preferred material because it is durable, absorbs shock well, and provides a warmer, more secure grip than metal or plastic handles.

Absolutely. Because the tool is forged from a single piece of boron steel, it lacks the weak joints found in cheaper, stamped-metal trowels. This construction makes it exceptionally strong and resistant to bending, even when working in tough, heavy clay or compacted ground.

To keep the ash wood handle in good condition, you can occasionally rub it with a light coat of linseed oil. This prevents the wood from drying out or cracking, ensuring it stays smooth and comfortable to hold for years to come.