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Barebones Garden Toolkit
Sale price
$300.00
Regular price $382.93
At homesteads.com, we love simple essentials that last. That’s why our first flagship homesteading starter kit gets you gardening with steel and walnut tools from Barebones. These are beautiful, practical, rugged, and combined here so you can jump right into your first or next growing season at your homestead.
Our exclusive kit includes:
- Hori Hori Ultimate II ($84.99) — For digging, cutting, and sawing, with inch markings for planting depth. Belt sheath included. Full-tang 6¾" stainless blade with a plain edge and a serrated edge, a concave blade for scooping, a pommel for light hammering, and a twine cutter that also opens a bottle.
- Pruner ($59.99) — Solid steel, comfortable in the hand, with a belt sheath so it stays on you instead of in the dirt. The sheath straps the handles so the blade doesn’t slide, and stays open at the end so dirt doesn’t pack in.
- Garden Scissors (Large) ($41.99) — For snipping greens and herbs. Handles wide enough for gloves. Ambidextrous grip, 4" blades, walnut handles, and the steel can be sharpened.
- Garden Scoop ($34.99) — Deeper than a trowel, with nice high sides so the soil goes where you want it. Deep belly, and the edge can be touched up as needed.
- Cultivator ($29.99) — For breaking up hard ground and pulling weeds at the root. The tines also work in rocky soil and open the ground up so it can breathe.
- Square Hand Hoe ($29.99) — For compacted clay, stubborn roots, and getting rows ready for seed. Curved blade for trenching, curved handle for your wrists.
- Harvesting & Gathering Bag ($95.99) — Waxed canvas, watertight liner, drop-out bottom. Carry the whole kit, wear it while you pick, then open the bottom for emptying at the end of the day. The liner comes out, and the straps wear on your chest or your back.
Every piece carries Barebones’ 2-year warranty. Bought on their own, these run $378.
Save time and money on these essential, lasting tools with one add-to-cart, instead of another Saturday at the hardware store.
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