The Casso Hand Fork is designed to make everyday gardening easier without the weight and maintenance of traditional garden tools. Unlike timber or metal forks that can rust, rot or loosen over time, Casso uses durable one-piece moulded construction — no weak joins, no timber handle, no metal parts.

Its lightweight design stays comfortable over a long session while remaining strong enough for loosening soil, aerating beds, removing weeds, working compost and preparing beds for planting.

Casso takes its name from the cassowary — one of Australia's most powerful native birds, and a serious digger. Whether you're maintaining veggie gardens, potting indoor plants, camping outdoors or simply enjoying time in the garden, it's built as a practical everyday outdoor tool. It also pairs naturally with the Womby Hand Trowel.

Why gardeners love Casso:
- 100% recycled plastic bottle caps given a second life
- Lightweight and comfortable to use
- Durable one-piece design — no weak points
- Rust- and weather-resistant
- Easy to clean and wash
- Great for soil preparation and compost work
- Multi-purpose: garden, camping, outdoors
- Proudly Australian Made certified
- Backs an Aboriginal-owned Australian business

Material: 100% recycled HDPE (#2), from ~75 recycled bottle caps
Construction: One-piece moulded, no separate handle
Length: 30 cm
Weight: 150 grams
Colours: Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink
Resistance: Rust, weather, water, chemical and UV resistant (not fade-resistant)
Made in: Gunaikurnai Country, East Gippsland, VIC

What is the Casso Hand Fork made from?
Casso is made in Australia from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps — roughly 75 caps per tool.

What can I use the Casso Hand Fork for?
Loosening soil, aerating garden beds, weeding, compost work, potting and general garden maintenance — plus camping and outdoor use.

Is the Casso Hand Fork durable?
Yes. The one-piece moulded construction makes it lightweight yet strong enough for everyday gardening, with no weak joins to fail.

Will the fork rust or rot?
No. Unlike timber or metal forks, Casso is rust-resistant, weather-resistant and easy to clean.

Is the Casso Hand Fork Australian made?
Yes. Every Gardening on Country tool is made on Gunaikurnai Country in East Gippsland, Victoria.

Is this tool only for gardening?
Not at all. Customers also use Casso for camping, the beach and everyday outdoor tasks.

Will every fork look exactly the same?
Nope — and that's the charm. Because it's recycled, every Casso has its own one-off colour pattern.