1.

HOE – a tool used in digging and loosening hard and

dry soil. It has a thin blade across the end of a log
handle.
2. RAKE – a long handle tool having a bar at one end
with teeth in it. It is used for smoothing the soil and
gathering together loose leaves hay or straw.
3. TROWEL – a tool with a curved blade used for
loosening ground and taking up small plants.
4. AXE – a tool with a flat sharp blade fasted to handle,
used for cutting trunks of trees and their branches.
5. CROWBAR – a straight, heavy iron bar pointed at
one end about 4 feet in length use for digging, and for
planting seedlings.
6. BOLO – a tool with a wooden or metal handle from
which a long blade is attached. It is used for cutting
tall grasses and branches of trees.
7. SHOVEL – a tool with a broad or scoop attached to
a handle. It is used to dig, lift, and throw loose matter.
8. FORK – a tool resembling a table fork but much
bigger in size. It is used in digging and preparing the
soil for the plants.
9. WATER SPRINKLER – a ear with a spout to sprinkle
water on the plants should be watered everyday to make
them grow healthier. Those and pail can also be used in
watering.