Garden Rakes
There are several types of garden rakes, each designed for specific tasks. Here are the ones that we stock:
Garden Rake (Bow Rake): A versatile rake with a wide, rigid head and short tines, ideal for breaking up soil, leveling, and spreading materials
Leaf Rake: Lightweight with long, flexible tines, perfect for gathering leaves and light debris, in either lightweight plastic or metal.
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