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Dexmalle Corded Electric Cultivators

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  • 24 Durable Steel Tines
  • 4-Position Adjustable Wheels
  • Safety Switch Design & Overheat Protection System
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  • Electric Tiller with 14" W x 3.94" D
  • High-performance Motor
  • Stable Cross-structure Tines
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  • Electric Tiller with 18" W x 3.94" D
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Garden Cultivators to Prepare Soil for Planting


Having the right tools on hand to prepare your garden is essential to help your plants thrive. After all, fertile soil is a must for plant beds and vegetable gardens. At Lowe’s, we offer an array of cultivating tools, including easy-to-use electric cultivators, that make preparing your garden beds easier than ever. 


Plug-in electric cultivators deliver plenty of power to efficiently and effectively turn soil to prepare it for planting. Sturdy steel tines break up the soil with ease, and an overload protection feature ensures that the motor turns off to avoid damage if you hit rock or concrete. These garden tools are also comfortable to use, thanks to ergonomic handles. Flip-down wheels can make it a cinch to transport your cultivator from the garage to the garden. And a convenient push-button start can get you breaking up soil in no time. 


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: What does an electric cultivator do?

A: Electric cultivators till garden beds or seedbeds. They work to pulverize dirt and slice through soil for aeration that prepares it for planting.


Q: What’s the difference between a tiller and a cultivator?

A: Tillers are for breaking up hard or compact soil to prepare it for a first planting. Cultivators prepare an existing garden bed by breaking up the soil. You should use a cultivator on existing garden beds and a more durable tiller when you’re creating new garden beds from tougher soil.


Q: What’s a cultivator used for?

A: Garden cultivators are convenient tools that can help you to prepare your soil for planting. They have sturdy steel tines that can soften and turn dirt for cultivation. For more tips on preparing your soil, check out our Garden Cultivator and Tiller Buying Guide.