Digging Tools

With the ErgoLine and NatureLine Range, GARDENA sets new standards for digging tool ergonomics, features and design.

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New standards in soil cultivation

Range of Gardena NatureLine Digging Tools

NatureLine - Perfect ergonomics

The NatureLine large tools range focus on top ergonomic. With a wide D-shaped handle made from high-quality beechwood , tools are robust and sturdy with comfortable handling.

Gardena spade with ergonomical D Handle

Wide D-handle

The extra-wide and ergonomically shaped D handle can be held with both hands comfortably at any point. This ensures extra force and more comfort.

A persons foot placed on the foot-rest of a Gardena Spade

Extra-large foot-rest

The extra-wide foot-rest with a special profile allows you to push the spade forcefully into the ground, and reduces the danger of injury due to unintentional slipping.

A man digging up a garden with a Gardena spade

Refreshing your soil

Soil cultivation with a spade is the first step after the winter. Further soil cultivation tools see the GARDENA combisystem – flexible, long-life combination tools for all gardening tasks.

The Blade of a Gardena spade shown in detail

Sharp Spade Blade

The sharp spade blade guarantee an easy penetration of the ground.

Range of Gardena NatureLine Digging Tools inside a wheelbarrow filled with dirt

NatureLine - Comfortable wooden handle

The NatureLine impresses with an FSC®-certified D ash wood handle. Exactly the right spades and fork for everyone who wants to work with wooden handles.

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