Cultivator, Rotary Hand Soil Scarifier Cultivator with Handle, 22 cm / 8.6 in Wide, Gardening and Farming Tool

Excellent quality and value for the money, no issues experienced delivery was spot on would recommend no problem

I firmly believe now that I have tested.The SIX STAR is better but firstly wet the earth but just slightly.It works a treat.After finishing I found a blister in the middle of my RIGHT HAND.Have used it since with a handle fitted and this works very well.

Did the job, seems quite robust

Not a bad garden tool and generally well made and study, definitely a consideration if you want to tart up your beds without buying a cultivator. It works very well in loose or damp soil, less so when used on ground that is dry, compacted or hard. With a bit of elbow grease it'll do the job well and the large width to it makes doing large chunks a lot easier than some of the smaller cultivator tools. I wouldn't recommend for your grandad unless he's a unit as it's more on the heavier side of things due to the robust metal rotary spikes on it.

Very useful early season lawn aerator that is sold strangely as a cultivator? I tried it in this roll when planting seeds and that works too. Very robust build and stars / wheels seem up to the task of penetrating even dry lawn in my case, made of mainly clay. Get one does in my opinion improve the gas / air exchange in the ground. Tool worth having and represents value for money.

Used after scarifying lawn to make small holes for grass seed to fall into before spreading compost on the top. Worked really well. Rolled over surface easily and made holes in the wet earth. Very pleased. Looks reasonable well made and I anticipate it lasting well and being an essential part of my seasonal lawn care.

Excellent quality and very robust. Makes fluffing up top soil and breaking up clods super easy and effortless. Also used to rough up bare areas of lawn for effective grass seed contact. Highly recommended.

Used it in my back garden, rolled my garden/grass, the handle is made of a very flimsy wood and after some pressure eventually snapped. The soil was medium firmness and quite dam. The rotating wheels and green frame are as described and work well. Replaced the handle with a metal one and it works alot better.