This set brings together two of Gardening on Country's most popular tools — the award-winning Womby Hand Trowel and the Casso Hand Fork — in one practical pairing for everyday gardening and outdoor use.

It gives gardeners the essentials without the weight or upkeep of traditional tools. Unlike timber or metal that can rust, rot or loosen over time, both tools use durable one-piece moulded construction — no weak joins, no timber handles, no metal parts.

Together they cover digging and planting, loosening and aerating soil, working compost and mulch, potting indoor plants, and maintaining veggie gardens and raised beds — at home, camping or anywhere outdoors.

What's included:
🌱 Womby Hand Trowel — award-winning lightweight trowel for digging, planting and moving soil
🌱 Casso Hand Fork — durable hand fork for loosening soil, aerating beds and working compost

What's in the box:
1 × Womby Hand Trowel (30 cm)
1 × Casso Hand Fork

Material: 100% recycled HDPE (#2)
Recycled content: approximately 150 bottle caps across the set
Construction: One-piece moulded tools, no separate handles
Resistance: Rust, weather and water resistant
Total set weight: 300 grams
Made in: Gunaikurnai Country, East Gippsland, VIC
Certifications: Australian Made, Kinaway, Supply Nation, Aboriginal-owned

What comes in the set?
The Womby Hand Trowel and the Casso Hand Fork.

What are the tools made from?
Both are made in Australia from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps — around 150 caps across the set.

Are the tools durable enough for everyday gardening?
Yes. One-piece moulded construction keeps them lightweight while strong enough for everyday outdoor and garden use.

Will the tools rust or rot?
No. Unlike timber or metal, recycled plastic is rust-resistant, weather-resistant and easy to clean.

Are these tools only for gardening?
Not at all. Many customers also use them for camping, the beach, potting and general outdoor tasks.

Are the tools Australian made?
Yes. Every Gardening on Country tool is made on Gunaikurnai Country in East Gippsland, Victoria.

Will every tool look exactly the same?
No — because the plastic is recycled, every tool has its own unique colour pattern.