Ergo Hoe | Burgon & Ball Katie Smyth as it burns their leaves

as it burns their leaves and discolours their blooms

Cut clumps to the ground in late winter just before you see the new green spring shoots appearing

The paintings

In milder climates Wendys Wish can flower sporadically through winter

With its long flowering period and ability to serve as ground cover or add interest to the front of a border

Ergo Hoe | Burgon & Ball Katie Smyth as it burns their leaves"The unique angle and shape of my Ergo Hoe makes weeding & cultivating a doddle, even in the most baked of soils. Just drop the head, with its extra sharp blade, into the soil and draw towards you. Because the blade is on the inside of the hoe head it prevents you accidentally slicing through the stems of your prized plants!" Waxed FSC beechwood handle, brass ferrule and stainless steel head.