Small-space gardening kit from VORX, pairing a compact shovel and garden fork in a “micro” size. It sits in the same bracket as other short-handled tools aimed at patios, raised beds and tight borders, where a full-length spade and fork can feel clumsy. The wooden shafts keep the feel traditional, while the hardened heads are there to cope with regular digging rather than just light potting.

Who is this set for?

If you’re working in containers, greenhouse beds or between established plants, the 76cm length gives you more control and a closer working stance. That can be useful for loosening soil, turning compost and lifting small clumps without overlevering roots. The fork is better for aerating and breaking up compacted ground; the shovel suits scooping, edging and shifting soil or bark.

  • 76cm long wooden shafts for compact storage and closer control
  • Hardened fork heads and blades for tougher, more resistant soil