Something every gardener needs,
but probably many people don’t know about these soil sifters. My father built his own back in the 1950s when folks would ‘manufacture’ their own loam from a compost/humus pile in the backyard. 60 years later,  I needed to sift out landscaping stones from a large bed in order to do a total replant. This item is pricey enough that I gave serious thought to making one myself, but I knew making a sturdy 4 corner box and attaching wire mesh was going to be time consuming, so I gave the seller his large price margin anyway. The other reason for the one-Star off was that I had to add one more screw to the bottom of each corner since the pre-drilled pilot holes were not located in the correct position to prevent the box from losing square when shaking down a load. Otherwise, it is well-made as I could process about 5 pounds of stone and dirt per load without a problem and I have done about 100 loads.
Rating: 4 stars