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Definition of Dutch hoe in English: Dutch hoenoun A hoe used with a pushing action just under the surface of the soil. Example sentencesExamples - All Dutch hoes feature an offset-tapered socket handle interface, with the handle secured into the socket by a single bolt and nut.
- Thrust hoes or scuffle hoes or Dutch hoes, to be pushed instead of being pulled, have not been so popular.
- We also included two widely available draw hoes and two Dutch hoes, making 12 models in total.
- The Dutch hoe has a single, stirrup shaped blade almost parallel to the handle and is used to uproot seedling weeds under the soil.
- The head of a Dutch hoe is fixed straight like a spade, a draw hoe head points back towards you.
- A good sharp Dutch hoe is a deadly weapon if it is used frequently.
- The plastic shaft of this Dutch hoe has a soft grip handle for added grip and comfort.
- The flat bas tard file will sharpen round and square mouth shovels and other items that are fairly flat and straight like Dutch hoes, edging tools, scythes etc.
- The Dutch hoe, with a blade shaped somewhat like a stirrup, removes weeds without interrupting the surrounding soil, chopping the unwanted plants cleanly at their base, thus discouraging continued growth.
- A Dutch hoe glides through flowerbeds, uprooting any weeds that have crept in to your planting schemes.
- Later on, a Dutch hoe, hand trowel and watering can will be useful.
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