If you’ve ever wrestled with tight rows or soil that won’t quit, the is one of those old-school helpers that just gets the job done. This isn’t some flashy gadget with bells and whistles — it’s a solid garden implement that earns its keep time after time on beds, borders, and veg patches. It’s a compact double hoe head made for the multi-star system, so you clip it onto your preferred handle and you’re ready to work.The double hoe head gives you two sides to work with — a broad blade for cutting weeds and earthing up, and sharp tines on the back for breaking up heavier chunks of soil — so you’re not switching tools every three minutes on the job. And because it’s compact (about 8 cm wide), you can work close to plants without gouging them. In practice, that versatility matters a lot when you’re spacing seedlings or dealing with tight rows.

Key Features:

• Multi-Star Compatibility - Hooks up to a range of handles so you dial in the length and grip you need for the task.
• Dual-Function Head - One side cuts weeds and edges, the other breaks up soil, so it cuts down on tool swapping.
• Sharp Angled Blade - Helps you slice through surface weeds and draw out seed drills without tearing roots.
• Three Prong Tines - Rear tines give you leverage in tougher ground that a flat hoe just can’t manage.
• Compact Working Width - At around 8 cm, it’s perfect for meticulous bed work and tight spots.

Applications

The double hoe design puts this tool in its element between rows, in flower beds, and around young plants where a big garden fork would be too crude. You can loosen soil before planting, earthing up potatoes, or clean-cut weeds without shoving soil all over your crop. In other words, it isn’t just a hoe — it’s a mini cultivator and weeder in one, ideal for anyone who wants better control over the soil without juggling half a dozen tools.

Why Choose This Model

This model’s strength is its simplicity. The sturdy steel hoe head doesn’t pretend to be anything it isn’t — it just slices weed roots and breaks soil with authority. And because it’s part of the multi-star system, you choose the handle length that suits your back and the job at hand. What really stands out is how it lets you work cleanly close to plants without fumbling around, and that matters a lot on a job site or in the garden patch where precision counts.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Working Width: 8 cm - Gives a narrow cut for precise cultivation and weeding in tight rows.
• Double-Sided Head - One flat hoe blade and three prong tines broaden your range of soil tasks.
• Steel Construction - Heavy enough to stand up to rocky ground but still light to swing all day.
• Multi-Star Mount - Fits a range of compatible handles so you pick length and leverage that suit you.
• Compact Size - Easy to maneuver in tight spaces without disturbing nearby plants.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re the sort of gardener who likes to drill down into soil care and keep weeds at bay without a pile of tools cluttering the shed, then the double hoe head is worth a hard look. It’s great for veg growers, smallholder gardeners, or anyone who works beds and borders where precision matters. And because it snaps onto multi-star handles you already own, it’s a no-brainer upgrade for an existing WOLF-Garten lineup.

But don’t get it if you need a full standalone hoe with handle — this is the head itself meant to partner with a handle you choose. Match that up, and you’ve got a proper workhorse that’ll make light work of soil prep and cleanup alike.