People love copper gardening tools because they are strong, keep clean easily, and look good. They are made from pure copper, which makes them last longer and stop germs. These tools are designed to be easy to use and have new ideas to help gardeners work well and look nice.

Copper Border fork

Detail:

• Made from copper alloy and beech wood
• Strong border fork has a steam-bent ash shaft
• Made in Austria
• Corrosion-resistant and hard-wearing
• Length: 108cm
• Tine height: 21cm
• Weight: 1.65kg.

Note:

This durable, lightweight fork is great for small garden spaces. It’s great for digging soil, lifting potatoes, and carrying light materials.

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Copper Carina Mini Spade with Triangular Head

Detail:

• Made from copper alloy and beech wood
• Weight 650g
• Made in Austria

Notes:

This small Copper Mini Spade is the perfect size, sharp, and great for splitting bushes and gardening in small areas.

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Copper Perseus rake

Detail:

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  Made from copper alloy and lime wood

• Weight 1.15kg
• Made in Austria
• It is recommended to keep the handle dry

Note:

This copper gardening tools has strong, curved prongs that make it easy to remove weeds and stones from different depths of soil. It features a long, tapered handle made of lime wood that helps you stand straight and protects your back.

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Copper border spade

Detail:

• Made from solid copper alloy and beech and ash woods
• Store out of the rain and direct sunlight.
• Do not wash the handle.
• Made in Austria

Note:

These copper gardening tools are strong and long-lasting. They’re made for tough jobs, with sharp edges to cut through soil and keep your toes safe.

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Copper watering can

Detail:

• Made in Austria
• 3l capacity
• Made of pure copper
• Do not leave the can filled with water outside in winter, causing freezing and could cause damaging swelling to the metal.

Note:

This watering can is made from pure copper. Which makes it practical and pretty. Its shaped spout ensures water flows smoothly and keeps it clean from bacteria.

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Copper in our tools

Copper is a metal that can be shaped into different forms or thin wires without breaking. When mixed with a small amount of other metals, it gets harder but still keeps some of its useful properties.

Brass: Brass is a tough metal made from 95% copper and 5% zinc. This is made by mixing copper with zinc. It is yellow, more flexible than pure copper, and stronger. It is used for parts of the Pegasus Pick and the Hydra Swing Hoe.

Bronze: Bronze is also a tough metal made from 88% copper and 12% tin. Made by mixing copper with tin. It is much harder than pure copper and is more orange in color. It is used for the blades of all tools. The Nunki Weeder, made of bronze, is 95% copper and gets its sharpness and color from the added tin. The Maia dibber, made of pure copper, is pinkish.

Iron and copper are two metals used for making garden tools, but they’re used differently. Iron becomes strong when it’s heated up and hammered into shape in a forge. This process, called heat-hardening, makes iron tools tough and long-lasting. Copper and its mixtures get weaker when they are heated, so they are shaped when they’re cold to keep them strong. You can see marks from the hammer on tools like spades.

When iron burns, it gives off a red or orange color. When copper burns, it makes a blue or green color. Iron is magnets, so it’s used in things like magnets. Copper lets electricity go through it, so it’s used for making wires and electrical parts.

Iron can rust easily when it’s exposed to air, so it has to be made from ores in a process called smelting. But metals like copper, silver, and gold are naturally found in pure form underground, without needing to be smelting.

WHY CHOOSE COPPER GARDENING TOOLS?

• Copper gardening tools are beautiful and practical for gardening, and they make awesome gifts. They are made from bronze, a mix of copper and other metals, which keeps them strong and flexible for shaping without cracking. They shine when new, and make gardeners excited to use them!
• Here summary of why you should choose copper tools:
• Copper gardening tools are great for gardening. They can be shaped into a thin, sharp edge that can be easily sharpened with a whetstone or file. Copper has a low friction coefficient, which means soil does not stick to it much, so it moves through the soil easily and does not need much cleaning. Just remember like all tools, copper gardening tools  should be stored dry.
• Copper does not rust like iron and steel. Which means copper gardening tools tools last longer and stay effective. Copper develops a nice, colorful layer that protects them. But if you want them to be shiny again, you can use a cleaner like Brasso. Since copper doesn’t rust, you don’t need to put oil on these tools to keep them in good shape.
• Using copper gardening tools in the garden added a small amount of copper to the soil. This helps good bugs grow and keeps away pests like slugs and snails from causing trouble. Copper also stops bad germs and mold from spreading. That’s why many door handles are made from bronze, an alloy that contains copper.
• You can clean copper gardening tools easily with a soft brush or a wipe.
• Their sharp blades cut through the soil easily, which makes gardening easier.
• If copper gardening tools get dull or damaged, you can fix them easily by sharpening or reshaping them.
• Metal tools are lighter because they are thinner, so they are easy for you to use in the garden.
• Metal tools look nice when they are new. Even when they get older and used, they still look good, so they make great gifts that last a long time.
• Regular use of metal tools improves soil structure and water retention in gardens. Moreover, some gardeners find that using copper gardening tools helps reduce slug and snail activity. Metal naturally keeps the garden cleaner because it fights off bad germs that can hurt plants.

Some of the many benefits of copper as copper gardening tools

Copper offers several benefits when used in gardening like stopping germs, making tools last longer. Copper gardening tools helping plants absorb nutrients, looking nice as they age, and also supporting eco-friendly gardening.

• Good at Carrying Heat and Electricity: Copper is good at carrying heat and electricity, like a superhighway. That’s why it’s commonly used in electrical wiring and pots for cooking food evenly.
• Non-Sparking Property: Copper does not produce sparks easily. This makes it safer to use in environments where there are flammable materials.

Tools made from bronze (which has copper in it) are preferred in such industries over iron or steel tools.

• Doesn’t Get Rusty: Copper  does not get rusty or worn out easily. This is important when we use copper pipes to bring water into our homes. They stay clean and work well for a long time without getting damaged.
• Antimicrobial: Copper on surfaces like water pipes and countertops stops harmful bacteria from growing so, they stay cleaner than steel.
• Non-magnetic: Tools made with Bronze, which contains copper, are used in industries like electronics because they do not mess up with electronic instruments.
• Recyclable: People have been recycling copper since ancient times. Today, about 40% of copper used is recycled, which helps reduce waste and energy use.