Is there anyone need shovel and spade?

You should call a spade a spade.

Hello Guest,

I would like to check out your products.

Please arrive early, and demonstrate in the best possible way, your gardening tools.

I have several hedges, some flower gardens, fruit trees, other trees, vegetable patch and so on.

Bring your lunch too, as you're not going to get through the full demonstration in a morning.

Kind Regards....

"Is there anyone need shovel and spade?"

There will always be a need for spades etc. for garden, farm and construction works.

The spade I bought about 40 years ago seems to have reached its half life (50% of the blade has been used or sharpened away) The teeth of my rake is also a bit shorter. Are your stuff just as indestructible?

Here is a "true" story from the late sixties.

The roads department of a municipality got approval from the council to appoint temporary workers to clean the sides of a road, only to find they did not have enough spades for all.

Passing that site one used to see a lot of workers just standing around and the ones with spades were leaning on their spades. It soon were noted by the newspaper.

The team leader then applied for spades which were apparently rejected with the note "There are no spades available in the stores - workers should rather lean against each other for support"

"shovel and spade, rake and fork"

How are you going to sell all this stuff if you only have one of each?

Sell to Farm Supply Stores.