Fiskars Weed puller half price to £15. I bought one few years ago and it is best garden tool I have.
Presume this is national ad alot of seasonal items half price.
15 comments
rosyni
28 Jul 17#15
Hardly fake.... why on earth would I waste my time doing that....
rosyni
28 Jul 17#14
Hmmmm... it was bought in Sainsbury's Ballymena store.... I have tried to upload shelf picture on app with no luck...... why are there so many negative people on this site.... it would put people off posting anything.
lanqiuweiwei
27 Jul 17#13
Good price!
bikerboytone
27 Jul 17#12
You know that's a pretty good idea, thankfully the weeds in my borders are easy to pull up (although there's a never ending supply of the dam things!)
(mad)
Valraven1966
27 Jul 17#10
Don' t know where this ad came from but there are none in Sainsburys & no mention of it on their website....fake ads **** me off
andywedge to Valraven1966
27 Jul 17#11
The OP said it was instore rather than online
rosyni
27 Jul 172#9
I use it in flower beds, we are tortured with big weeds in countryside and thus helps loads, I found it git them out by roots
mywife
27 Jul 17#8
You're right. Prob not a good idea on a lawn. Used mine on just a soiled area that had a weed problem, prior to turfing.
davidridge1
27 Jul 17#7
Does this attract drug dealers then?
Nth
27 Jul 17#6
I had one of these and it did its job well. However, the plastic became brittle over time (about 2 years) and cracked. Good tool but not robust enough.
mywife
27 Jul 17#4
I have found this is a better tool to tease out weeds. Loosens soil around them so you can get down to the root.
Also check the weld joints on the spikes are secure before taking the item away.
bought one of these from amazon a while ago.BEWARE this pulls up weeds but NOT the roots,it also leaves a big hole where the weed was.its much better to fork a weed out and tease out the roots.i haven't used mine since its initial use.
bikerboytone to jadara
27 Jul 171#3
Agree...leaves big holes in the lawn.
I guess if your an organic gardener...it might be okay..but you'll need to go around with a bucket of soil to fill in afterwards to fill the holes in.
The first time I did it, its rather fun...but looks like you've gone crazy with a shot gun blasting at your lawn!
Great price... I paid much more for this a few years ago (sits in my shed doing nothing now!)
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Opening post
I bought one few years ago and it is best garden tool I have.
Presume this is national ad alot of seasonal items half price.
15 comments
(mad)
Also check the weld joints on the spikes are secure before taking the item away.
https://www.toolstation.com/shop/p99384?table=no
I guess if your an organic gardener...it might be okay..but you'll need to go around with a bucket of soil to fill in afterwards to fill the holes in.
The first time I did it, its rather fun...but looks like you've gone crazy with a shot gun blasting at your lawn!
Great price... I paid much more for this a few years ago (sits in my shed doing nothing now!)