I had a large clump of ginger in a rockery which had been neglected for years. It had spread and the soil around it was very compacted. I was unable to move it with a fork or a spade. Thanks to the Prong the ginger was removed quickly and easily, the whole job took 15 minutes. Without the prong, I’d still have an unwanted ginger patch.

 

Liz (Toowoomba)

 

I have just spent 2 hours in my garden with my new second best friend, Lady Prong. I have separated clumps of plants without damaging them and have dug holes in my garden which is mostly clay and very dry as I live in a low rainfall area and there are severe restrictions on watering. At one stage I was working in an area between two sheds which was less than a metre wide and I still had room to work with the prong, not like it would have been if I were trying to use my old method of breaking the soil with a mattock. Every time I needed to put Lady Prong down, I rested her against a wall, a chair, a tree trunk or the shed wall and, like a true lady, she remained upright and did not topple over. I cannot believe I spent 2 hours with Lady Prong and my old back is not giving me any pain like it would have if I had been using a mattock and shovel. As an avid female 66 year old gardener, congratulations on inventing the most useful, versatile and easy to use garden tool I have ever used.

Edna (Bell Queensland)