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The hoe is a basic tool for amateur and passionate gardeners! The hoe allows for the completion of numerous tasks. A versatile tool par excellence, it adapts to all situations. Both sides are sharpened to easily penetrate the soil. If there is a significant play between the blade and the handle, simply strike the head of the handle to correct this play.

The Phoenix hand hoe is an essential tool in the garden for working the soil around tight or hard-to-reach plants. The diamond-shaped blade allows you to weed or dig the soil, while the forked side helps aerate the soil and remove weeds.

This curved dibber made of beech, with a tapered end, is used effortlessly for planting seedlings, seeds, tubers, and bulbs.

The professional soil blocker is a tool that facilitates the production and transplanting of young plants. Its shape and ergonomics allow for easy use and quickly create many small blocks ready to receive seeds for market gardeners or enthusiastic gardeners! This ecological method eliminates the need for pots and seed trays!

With the Hultafors sharpening stone, sharpen your axe with ease and safety. Its weight of 220 grams and its leather protective cover make it a practical accessory to carry everywhere you go. Equipped with two sides, this stone offers maximum versatility: one coarse side with a grit of 180, perfect for reshaping your axe or knife blade, and one fine side with a grit of 600 for precise sharpening of your axe. The stone is designed to provide a firm grip, allowing you to work safely. With this sharpening stone, your tools will always stay sharp, no matter where you are!

This book is a real user manual to help you launch and design your sustainable, autonomous, and resilient edible space. The goal of this guide is to start your vegetable garden, sow your biodiversity area, and plant your forest garden. In this book, the authors accompany you hand in hand, from your first steps to refining your project. A more specific aspect of this manual is its practical approach, resulting from concrete achievements and exciting experiments in various fields such as agroecology, permaculture, biodynamics, and electroculture, to name a few. As the microcosm of a vegetable garden is a living organism that is part of a whole, the authors open all doors at once. They invite you to dream, imagine, and understand your ecosystem. Step by step, build the balance of biodiversity within your nourishing space. Start from observation to create your design and implement your project concretely. Furthermore, throughout these pages, you travel with the authors in the realization of three playgrounds: an experimental vegetable garden in Belgium, a perennial vegetable area in France, and an agroecology farm-school in Senegal. Thus, with enthusiasm, the authors take you step by step on this journey towards the ultimate goal: making the Earth alive.

This tool, inspired by the Grelinette, is used to start a garden, loosen compacted soil, and aerate it at a selection of widths (from 3 to 8 tines). It can also be used for transplanting leeks. Defaultly sold with 120cm handles, it is possible to select without handles or with 145cm handles.

The two-wheeled kit allows you to switch from a single-wheeled market gardening hoe to a double-wheeled market gardening hoe.