Source for "grubbing" tool?

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HoosierGreen Danville, IN Mar 08, 2008

Just the other day, I found a link in one of the posts for a really great tool, made in Canada, used to grub out invasive shrubs and even small trees. I thought I bookmarked it, but didn't. Now I can't find the link! Help! Does anyone know what I'm talking about. It was invented in British Columbia, Canada. It has a long orange handle as a lever and clamps on the base of the shrub or tree. I need one this spring for bush honeysuckle.

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Len123 Adrian, MO(Zone 6a) Mar 08, 2008

here's one for exactly the same thing you are looking for! lol Honeysuckle popper


http://www.misterhoneysuckle.com/

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HoosierGreen Danville, IN Mar 09, 2008

I found it! The Honeysuckle Popper is good, but I finally found an improved tool, the Extractigator. There is one feedback post on DG. After I get one, I'll post feedback too. I've got lots of bush honeysuckle to get rid of!

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hcmcdole Powder Springs, GA(Zone 7b) Mar 10, 2008

I bought a cool combination hoe/axe from Ace Hardware or one of the building stores a couple of years ago. It has a fiberglass handle which is really light weight, strong, and almost indestructible.

I think it may be the Pulaski axe. Here is one from Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Truper-Herramientas-HP3-1-2FC-Pulaski/dp/B000H5WS1W

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