AND - it's colourful so you can find it when you set it down in the garden! Great discovery.
Jan

Looks like the perfect knife to cut a watermelon to me! :)

DD

I like the price and I like the looks. I'm in Canada. I don't know if they will have it here. But then next time I visit the US, I shall have a look and see if I can find it. I like value for my money!

yes... it's not that I don't have enough knives around... but one that color would sure be easier to find... thanks for the tip!

My colorful, easy-to-find Hosta dividing tool:

HH- hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!! ROTFLMAO

-Babka

Ah, the trusty chainsaw. My DH has an electric one, which I questioned as to choice for hurricane cleanup, but then he bought a gas generator and now it can work when power is out.

I personally am afraid of a chain saw, but I totally love my Tiger Saw/Sawzall/reciprocating saw. I've done wonders taking out walls with that. When I get a hosta big enough to take that saw to it, you all will be the first to hear about it!

Well, I use one of those weed digging forks to divide mine, don't even have to dig it up to divide it! Just slide it right down and separate an eye or two or so. I know, it's sacrilege, but it works great for me!

I've trained the rabbits to handle my division work for me. They do surprisingly well.

Don B.

COdonLorado , HAI !

Moc - sawzall - Brilliant ! I'll need longer blades.

This pic is of my mini-hosta dividing tools:

Don, Don ... I thot rabbits' specialty was multiplication!

You may have to take yours on tour! Charge admission. Train a few more. Take them on tour.

Don's Hare tour ... A cut above the rest!

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dave

Dave, I'm finally catching up on my reading...I think Don will need a front man for his line-up on his tour and you're IT! You two crack me up! What wit!!!!

A serious question...Don, do you draw too?

HH, hey I got a pair just like that! Yours look better tho'!

NHL...IKEA carries them I think and probably our WM as well.

Baka..I was ROTFLMAO just from your ROTFLMAO response!
.I've been using steak knives for years...multi purpose as I also use knives to cut my garden edge....when they get dull, I find the nearest rock and sharpen both sides of knife because I can't find the darn rasp/file anywhere!!! Try it, it works great! Hang on to those old knives...they tell a story .. :-)

Jo...No, not really. I draw a little from time to time, but I lack skill. My brother is an excellent illustrator, though.

Don B.

Hostahillbilly - Love the chainsaw method of division. In September I want to take a piece off my large Elegans and, since I don't have a chainsaw, I'll use my hatchet. When I got rid of the large number of (awful) ornamental grasses at my new house, I physically couldn't get the clumps out of the ground. (I'm old!) So I used the hatchet to chop them into sections in the ground. I was then able to lift them out. I'm sure it will work for the hosta too. Don't think you can hurt a hosta - even if my aim is still poor, I'm sure all will be beautiful again next spring.

Here’s what I use for breaking up a large hosta.......

debra