Cutting, digging, clearing

Practical tools for the yard and garden beds

Axes, rakes, entrenching tools, leaf brooms, and gardening tools, each described by the task it does best, with prices and care notes listed beside them.

Editorial tool photography in natural daylight: a steel-headed garden axe leaning against a weathered wood fence, close

Bestsellers

Top sellers among active growers

Three tools our customers reach for most often, chosen for edge retention, balance, and everyday reliability.

Close detail of a forged axe head resting on a split log, natural

Felling and splitting axe

A balanced head and straight-grained ash handle for clearing brush and splitting kindling. Full price and specifications are listed on the product page.

Close detail of a steel rake's tines in freshly turned garden soi

Steel bow rake

Wide, rigid tines suited to leveling soil, clearing debris, and spreading mulch across beds. Compare the current price in the shop.

Close detail of a folding entrenching tool with worn wooden grip,

Digging entrenching tool

A compact folding spade for trenching, transplanting, and tight digging jobs. Prices and folding options are shown in the catalog.

Seasonal picks

Choose by the season's work

Autumn cleanup calls for leaf brooms and rakes. Spring soil preparation calls for digging tools. Brush clearing calls for a sharp axe. Start with the task, then compare tools in the shop.

Customer reviews

Notes from the garden bed

The edge holds up well after a season of clearing roots, and the handle stays comfortable.

Verified customer, axe

Good weight balance. The rake spreads mulch evenly and the tines do not bend under gravel.

Verified customer, rake

Care and use

Keep tools ready for the next job

01

Wipe down after use

Remove soil and sap with a dry cloth so metal does not hold moisture against the head.

02

Hone the edge

Touch up cutting edges with a file at the original bevel angle to keep the blade working cleanly.

03

Store dry

Hang tools off the ground in a dry place and oil wooden handles lightly once a season.