Rootrainers provide the best growing system for seeds, plugs and cuttings by way of the deep ribbed cells which help seedlings develop strong, fibrous root systems. The unique open-bottomed design of the cells allow earlier root tips to make contact with the air and die off, which are replaced by fresh young roots. The re-usable cells hinge open to allow easy removal of the plant, with no root disturbance, ready for transplanting. As recommended on BBC Gardeners World, Friday 20th April 2007
• Available in two sizes; Deep (12cm deep, 32 cells), Rapid (8cm deep, 32 cells) • Deep and Rapid Rootrainers consist of 2 trays of 32 cells and 2 clear propagating lids - giving a potential 64 plants • Deep Rootrainers ideal for beans, sweet peas and strawberries and other deep rooting plants • Rapid Rootrainers the choice for salad crops, bedding plants and all annuals not requiring deep rooting space • Re-useable cells simply hinge open to allow the plant to be removed without damaging the roots See our Extra Value Twin packs and save £2
One of Chris Beardshaw's 'Three Little Gems', Daily Mail, 24th February 2007. Chris said "Sowing seeds into training mechanisms is one of the best methods to ensure young seedlings suffer little disturbance during transplanting. This system has a hinge at the base to allow trainers to be reused."
Reckoned to be the best Sneeboer have ever produced, this Digging Fork is lighter than previous models (it weighs in at 2kg) but is heavy duty enough to cope with digging over the largest of beds. The overall length of this ergonomically superior digging fork is 116cm and the 24cm flat tines will slice through the most compacted soil. Buy Any Three Sneeboer Tools - Save £5
• The 24cm long flat tines (1.5cm wide, 3.5cm between tines) slice through the most compacted soil • The 18.5cm wide head allows a good quantity of soil to be turned over. • The overall length is 116cm
The Fork - Sneeboer tools are praised by garden professionals. Start off with the digging fork for £84.95, a worthy investment and one that should last a lifetime. 'Men at Work - There's nothing sexier than a man at work, toiling hard in the country that is. Country and Town House chooses its favourite boys toys, tools and accessories for the outdoor hero.' Country and Townhouse magazine, August/September 2009
As seen on BBC Gardeners World 2009
Verdict: This traditional Dutch hand-forged fork has a small stainless steel head with wide, flat, pointed tines designed to slice through soil more easily than thin tines. The extra-long wooden shaft ends in a small T-handle. While this fork looks fairly utilitarian, it is lightweight and surprisingly easy to use. However, it is much more expensive than the other forks tested. Rating: 4* Forks to Dig - We test 5 of the best so you don't have to!, Garden News, 9 June 2009
I have always enjoyed working with Sneeboer so a fork and spade from their range would be a good start... Chris Beardshaw for 'Ask the Experts, Grow Your Own magazine, September 2008
These Wire Harvesting Trugs with their useful, functional wire mesh baskets and comfortable wooden carry handles, are just the job for gathering garden vegetables, letting the air circulate thus keeping the contents at their freshest until ready for the kitchen. Aside from their strength and durability, the wirework design allows you to wash and drain vegetables directly in the baskets. Simply charming, every kitchen garden should have one!
• Consists of three wire harvesting trugs in the following individual sizes: • 46cm L x 35cm W x 18cm D • 42cm L x 30cm W x 17cm D • 38cm L x 27cm W x 16cm D
Wire Harvesting Trugs - These are great for gathering veg, as the wire frame keeps them fresh for longer and allows you to wash and drain them in the basket. 'Terrific Trugs' - Daily Mail 'Weekend magazine, 23 May 2009