Library of Things

Used to groom and level ground or collect leaves.

This kid-sized rake is used for debris pick up and pull away thickly matted, compacted dead turf.

Used to lift and pitch or throw loose material, such as hay, straw, manure, or leaves.

Used to incorporate compost and other soil amendments into the top layer of soil before planting.

Used to dig as well as to move loose, granular materials like dirt and gravel from one spot to another.

With a trowel on one side and pickaxe on the other, this tool has multiple uses in your vegetable or flower garden.

Used to dig holes in the ground for fences and signposts or planting saplings.

Used to dislodge weeds and mound and shape soil.

With its pointy end, this hoe is used to get into tight spaces or dig out difficult weeds.

Used for digging small holes for planting bulbs, annuals, or perennials.

Used for packing and leveling materials like dirt, sand, and rock.

With its long handles, this pruner is used for cutting twigs and smaller branches.

Used for pruning larger twigs and branches.

Used trimming hedges and small bushes.

Used to trim shrubs and branches from trees.

Used to loosen, aerate or cultivate the soil.

This heavy-duty hammer is used for demolition jobs where high force is required.

This flat tool is used to create a clear boundary between your lawn and flower beds or sidewalks.