Dirty Little Digger

These are great! I've got three, one for the front yard, one for the back yard, and one for the upper yard. I've tried a lot of different shapes and sizes of trowels over the years. It digs, scoops and cuts into the dirt like a champ. It is my favorite trowel. The serrated edge can dig easily into really compacted dirt. I also use it to scoop out granulated fertilizer from the bag to sprinkle into my plant pot soil. It scoops up large scoops of packaged potting soil to put into buckets or planting containers. It is great.

I like the scooping capability of this, and the jagged edge means you can get through the dirt. That being said, if the dirt is really packed down you're going to need a shovel anyway as you will need to put more pressure on the downward motion, unless you have a much stronger hand and wrist than I do. And because the blade is curved you don't get a true downward motion as it wants to scoop. Hope this makes sense. Still recommended as yet another tool in your gardening bag.

I really like this digger. It's like having several diggers all in one. I've used it for deadheading, for cutting down the dead stems, for planting hostas and for planting bulbs. I highly recommend it.

We have a small greenhouse and my life there’s all kinds of work out there. We saw this on TV and she said she had to have it. It’s very pretty and looks nice sitting on the shelf…

I love it! Everyone who does ANY gardening should have a Dirty Little Digger! I have given one to my sister and one to my daughter and they agree. A friend borrowed mine recently and when returning it immediately wanted to know where he could get one!

Used this gardening last year. Even bought one for my sister. Holds a lot of dirt, cuts through the dirt well also. Used the point to dig a line for planting seeds. Great all in one

Great for transplanting seedlings in peat pots. I bought one then ordered another for a gift.

I love my new versatile and sturdy gardening tool! The pointed tip made it a lot easier digging out grass that was growing in the cracks of my cement walk. I also liked the shape for spooning out potting soil.