Product Description
Round Point Shovels are great for digging holes for planting and transplanting trees and shrubs. They feature pointed noses and built-in foot rests for extra push. Don't use these tools as pry-bars! Get one of our digging bars for prying. Here's a great tip from our own experience! If you are a homeowner who does a little digging here and there think about a shovel with a fiberglass handle. If you are a contractor who digs almost every day think about getting a wood handled shovel. Here's why!
With a contractor the constant digging every day will have the metal shovel wear out long before the handle, at least wear out enough to where a contractor would want to replace it. So why invest in a fiberglass handle? With just weekend use a homeowner will need to replace a wood handle long before the metal shovel ever wears out so the investment in a fiberglass handle is well worth it!

How To Use Tips
Garden tools are essential for properly maintaining a garden or landscape. A basic list of tools would include a shovel, rake, hoe, hand trowel and a pruning tool. Most of the installation and maintenance can be done with these simple tools.
The various aspects of caring for a lawn or garden require tools that are specifically designed for certain functions. Using the wrong garden tool or using a garden tool wrong can be dangerous for both you and your landscape.
High quality garden tools are important for every garden. Some of the most basic garden tools are available in a variety of sizes, styles and materials. Always choose the right tool for the job you have planned.

SHOVELS:
Round Point Shovel - A round-ended shovel the most versatile and widely used shovel. It is designed for digging holes which will make it possible for the planting or transplanting of trees and shrubs. Garden Shovel. Smaller and lighter version of the Round Point Shovel. Great for lighter tasks.
Irrigation Shovel (also known as a Trenching Shovel) - The same general design as a Round Point Shovel. However it is narrower and has a higher shank allowing it to create ditches with straight sides for irrigation pipe lines and more!
Square Point Shovel - As the name says, it has a square, flat nose. Use to give your landscape or garden edge a professional look, level areas for patios and walks, or square the sides and bottoms of a hole or ditch. This shovel is handy for cleaning up the remnants of a pile or scooping gravel, soil, or snow.
D-handle shovels are shorter and are designed for close up work and quick jobs. They are useful for moving piles of soil, sand or gravel, or for loading the wheelbarrow. Round head, square head, and scoop shovels as well as spading forks are available with D-handles.