Bonsai Rakes

An inexpensive and important tool for bonsai, a single chopstick is used during transplanting to separate roots in the root ball and for working fresh soil back into the roots during potting. A very economical and versitile tool. Approximatley 10-1/2 inches long. Pack of 20.

An inexpensive and important tool for bonsai, a single chopstick is used during transplanting to separate roots in the root ball and for working fresh soil back into the roots during potting. A very economical and versitile tool. These chopsticks are round and tapered well for a comfortable feel. Approximatley 9 inches long. Pack of 10.

Used to remove dead leaves, insects, needles, weeds, and other fine debris around the base of bonsai. The spatula end is well suited for tamping soil and the semi-sharp edges of the half-moon spatula work well for scraping soil and loosening soil around the edges of containers. Stainless steel with satin finish. 8 inch overall length.

Used to remove dead leaves, insects, needles, weeds, and other fine debris around the base of bonsai. The spatula end is well suited for tamping soil and the semi-sharp edges of the half-moon spatula work well for scraping soil and loosening soil around the edges of containers. Polished stainless steel construction. 8 inch overall length.

The 3-prong rakes is convenient for working the soil during transplanting, as well as for general care. The rake is used to gently remove soil around the roots and to stir up the soil. The symmetrical spatulas are well suited for tamping soil around the base of Bonsai. This bonsai rake features polished stainless steel construction with a soil tamping spatula. 10" Overall Length.

The 3-prong rakes is convenient for working the soil during transplanting, as well as for general care. The rake is used to gently remove soil around the roots and to stir up the soil. The symmetrical spatulas are well suited for tamping soil around the base of Bonsai. This bonsai rake features satin-finished stainless steel construction with attractive, embossed floral pattern. 10 inch overall length.

An indispensable tool for digging. It cuts and scrapes weed, roots, and vegetables. The Hori-Hori digging Tool was originally designed for excavating aged stock high in the mountains of Japan, where enthusiasts still find prized specimens for Bonsai. The black blade is concave, thick, and strong for digging and prying in rocky terrain, with semi-sharp, beveled and serrated edges for cutting anchored roodts. Provided with a thick, natural wood handle for a strong grip. Includes a black vinyl...

An indispensable tool for digging. It cuts and scrapes weed, roots, and vegetables. The Hori-Hori digging Tool was originally designed for excavating aged stock high in the mountains of Japan, where enthusiasts still find prized specimens for Bonsai. This stainless steel version has a blade that is very sharp and concave shaped for scooping soil and other materials. Provided with a thick, natural wood handle for a strong grip. Includes a black vinyl sheath. 6-1/2 Inch Blade, 11-3/4 Inches...

The bonsai rook hook is used to bare and separate roots during transplanting and re-potting. This root bonsai hook has a single stainless steel prong and a comfortable wood handle.

The bonsai rake is convenient for working the soil during transplanting, as well as for general bonsai care. This 2-prong bonsai rake features carbon steel construction with a soil tamping spatula.

The bonsai rake is convenient for working the soil during transplanting, as well as for general bonsai care. This 3-prong bonsai rake features polished stainless steel construction with a tweezer.