Great for breaking up the toughest of soils, double digging and if needed, digging up root crops.ĭigging and Spading Forks -These forks are usually a little lighter in weight and have four triangular shaped tines with a flat facing the front of the fork for lifting. The best garden forks are forged from a single piece of carbon steel and have either a riveted socket or strapped handle connection. The garden fork has four long, super strong tines that end with a sharp points for easy soil penetration.
Garden Forks - This is the fork you want if your soil is undisturbed, clay or otherwise tough, hard soil. OK.now that we’re really confused with so many types, let’s take a look at what type of work each fork is made to do best. So, what types of “garden forks” are there? Let’s see, there are, Digging, Spading, Garden (English), Manure, Compost, Potato, Broadfork and Border forks. While at first glance, many garden forks look the same, but take a little closer look and you’ll see the differences. What kind of work are you asking your garden fork to do? Choosing a garden fork.easy right? I mean, all you have to look for is a garden fork that is well made by a reputable company and you’re done.
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