Forged rose fork from Krumpholz No. 1341 with ash handle. Roses need air at the roots to counteract root rot. A rose fork can be used to loosen the soil without damaging the roots. Prick the rose fork into the dry soil and then gently move it back and forth.

• Handle length: Handle
• Handle type: lacquered
• Handle material: Ash wood
• Carbon steel fork
  • forged
  • hardened
  • clear lacquered

The advantages of a rose fork

are already apparent at first glance and are confirmed when working with it: Due to the narrow design with the two tines, which are, however, very stable, you can easily get close to the plants. The two tines also prevent the roots from being cut, because they are not round or square, but have a special shape that pushes aside the roots of the roses and thus hardly damages them. These features make it possible to work with a rose fork in a more targeted manner and actually loosen only the soil without grossly injuring the roots.