Everything about garden tools

A hand mower can be used on a small lawn, but on larger areas it works best with a motor-driven mower.

It may be a good idea to have two shovels, one with a pointed tip for digging and one with a straight blade for shoveling away soil and other things.

For raking and leveling beds and lawns. Consider choosing a rake that suits your lawn; the denser and more sprawling it is, the more teeth the rake should have.

Available in many varieties, but you'll get a long way with a simple plastic one that can rake up dry leaves and grass on the lawn.

It may be a good idea to have a leaf basket to collect garden waste.

For weeding and weeding the soil, it can be smart to have tools with long handles so that you can easily reach around shrubs and perennials without bending.

Very useful for planting summer flowers and perennials. With a pointed plant spade you can also remove weeds.

A sharp and good pair of pruning shears that fit well in your hand is needed when it's time to prune and thin out. For larger branches, loppers and a pruning saw are recommended.

If you have a hedge, it is important to have a good hedge trimmer. Consider investing in an electric one if you have a lot to cut.

Clear your lawn as soon as the frost has lifted. With an electric lawn aerator, you can quickly and easily get rid of both moss and dead grass.

Weed removers help you get rid of the entire root of unwanted plants in the garden.

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