- 20 Tine rake
- Spring back action
- Steel tines
World's Greatest Rake Our professional grade rake with "spring-back" tines is the best ever invented. Its 20 free-floating, spring steel tines are so flexible they can rake directly over bedding plants.
There are many different kinds of hand rakes available. Here are some examples
Grass and Leaf Rake
These rakes are designed to rake up leaves in the fall or grass clippings after mowing the lawn. Some have tines that are stiffer than others. That becomes a personal choice.
Dethatching Rake - designed to remove the layer of thatch that sometimes builds up in a lawn. See section in Yardener's Helper for Controlling Thatch.
Flower Bed Rake
This little rake is great for moving mulch in a bed filled with plants.
OXO 1068279 Good Grips Adjustable Gardening Hand Rake
Oxo International 1068279 Adjustable Hand RakeLooking for the best way to clear debris from flower beds, around plants, and from other hard-to-reach areas? Try the OXO Good Grips Adjustable Hand Rake, featuring easily adjustable tines that lock into place at a spread anywhere from a 3?Ç¥ to 12?Ç¥. Simply unlock the adjuster and slide forward or back to increase or decrease the spread, then securely lock into place. Fully retract the tines for getting into tight areas
or for compact storage. Fully expand the tines for clearing larger areas. The Rake also features a dual position handle for added reach with optimal comfort and a soft, non-slip grip.Oxo International 1068279 Adjustable Hand Rake Features:; Easily adjust to lock tines in any position; Retract to 3?Ç¥ for tight spaces and compact storage; Expand to 12?Ç¥ for clearing larger areas; Dual position handle for comfort and reach; Soft, comfortable non-slip grip
TRADITIONAL GARDEN RAKE
Not fancy but it will work and last a long time.
Wrist Saver Shrub Rake by Vertex
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Pivot Leaf Rake by Vertex
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NEW! Ergonomic Pivot Rake. Push or pull with the twist of a lever. Designed to be easy on your back, shoulders and hands. PUSH with a natural sweeping motion for general raking and pushing piles of leaves. Then flip to the pull position for raking along fences or buildings. Pivoting head adjusts to your own unique "backsaver" angle. Lightweight, aluminum handle telescopes to over 4 feet! Folds for easy storage.
For information about sources for this tool go to www.2vertex.com