Gardena VeggieCut harvest knife with a curved stainless blade and a teal handle

Gardena VeggieCut Harvest Knife with Belt Holster

$21.99
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Gardena VeggieCut harvest knife with a curved stainless blade and a teal handle
  • Gardena VeggieCut harvest knife with a curved stainless blade and a teal handle
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife cutting a red pepper from the plant
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife beside its black belt holster, above four feature icons
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife with marked dimensions of 8 by 1.5 inches and a 175 gram weight label
  • Close view of the curved VeggieCut blade and handle
  • Gardener harvesting tomatoes in a raised bed with the Gardena VeggieCut knife
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife and holster shown as a set
  • VeggieCut holster clipped to a gardener's waistband
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife next to its holster
  • Gardena VeggieCut harvest knife with a curved stainless blade and a teal handle
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife cutting a red pepper from the plant
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife beside its black belt holster, above four feature icons
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife with marked dimensions of 8 by 1.5 inches and a 175 gram weight label
  • Close view of the curved VeggieCut blade and handle
  • Gardener harvesting tomatoes in a raised bed with the Gardena VeggieCut knife
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife and holster shown as a set
  • VeggieCut holster clipped to a gardener's waistband
  • Gardena VeggieCut knife next to its holster
Gardena VeggieCut Harvest Knife with Belt Holster

Gardena VeggieCut Harvest Knife with Belt Holster

$21.99

For the harvest cuts a vegetable garden asks for all season: pepper stems, okra pods, squash, lettuce. The VeggieCut is a small knife with a sickle-shaped stainless steel blade, and Gardena says even thicker vegetables such as courgettes (zucchini) come off with one cut.

Cutting is kinder to the plant than pulling. Clemson Extension notes that pepper stems are brittle and says to cut them instead of pulling, to avoid breaking branches. Maryland Extension suggests gloves and clippers or a knife for okra, since most plants are spiny.

The knife rides in a belt holster between rows, and Gardena lists an integrated sharpener for honing the blade. The blade is suitable for food contact and the knife is dishwasher safe; an eyelet in the handle hangs it on a hook in the kitchen.

Specs: sickle-shaped stainless steel blade, precision-ground | ErgoTec handle with soft grips | belt holster | 8 inches long, 175 grams (Gardena's dimension photo) | article 12211-80

Pairs with: How to grow peppers; How to grow okra.

Made by Gardena. Ships from Utah, usually within 4 business days. Return unused items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Questions: email hello@gourmetseed.com.

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