Combining the features of both a knife and a trowel, this versatile tool proves invaluable for a variety of tasks, including perennial division and planting. With its origins deeply rooted in Japanese tradition, it was originally employed for gathering specimens for bonsai (hori, meaning "digging"). Crafted with a rust-resistant steel blade, it boasts a concave design with a serrated edge on one side and a finely honed edge on the other.