CORONA SPADING FORK – LONG HANDLE – Heavy-Duty Power for Breaking Dense, Heavy Soils The CORONA Spading Fork – Long Handle is a premium-quality tool designed for efficient digging, turning, and aerating of soil across larger garden areas. Built with tempered steel tines for superior strength and durability, this fork easily breaks up compacted ground and incorporates compost or organic matter into the soil. The long hardwood handle offers extended reach and leverage, reducing the need to bend and minimising strain during use. Perfectly balanced and ruggedly constructed, this spading fork is made for gardeners who demand reliability and long-lasting performance. Best For Home gardeners, landscapers, and professional horticulturalists who need a robust, long-handled digging fork for heavy-duty soil preparation, turning compost, and working comfortably in larger garden spaces. Key Features Tempered Steel Tines: Four heavy-duty tines made from heat-treated, high-carbon steel deliver maximum strength, durability, and long service life—even in tough or clay soils. Long Hardwood Handle: A durable, smooth-finished handle provides excellent leverage and extended reach, reducing back strain and improving comfort during long hours of work. Ergonomic Design: Balanced for control and ease of movement, allowing smooth soil penetration and lifting without excessive effort. Rugged Construction: Engineered for demanding use, with a securely mounted head-to-handle connection for dependable performance season after season. Versatile Functionality: Ideal for soil turning, aerating garden beds, mixing in compost, and lifting or dividing plants and root crops. Sizes Available This product is sold as a single Long Handle Spading Fork unit. Specifications Brand: CORONA Type: Spading Fork Tines: 4 Tempered Steel Handle Material: Hardwood (Long Handle) Overall Length: Approx. 58 inches Construction: Heavy-Duty Steel Head with Wood Handle Ideal For (Uses) Turning and aerating compacted or clay-heavy soils. Mixing compost, manure, and soil conditioners into garden beds. Lifting, dividing, and transplanting root crops and perennials. Preparing garden beds and borders for planting. Working in larger areas where extended reach and leverage are beneficial.
