Lawn and Garden

DIY Encyclopedia

Used for edging thick sod around walks, flowerbeds, trees and shrubs. Has a long handle with a sharp, high-carbon steel...

One type produces a fine, floating spray suited for controlling insects. Another type produces a wetter, heavier spray for treating exposed...

Used to loosen dirt in a garden. Blade is usually 3-1/4” to 3-1/2” wide. Another type is a transplanting trowel that has a slimmer 2”...

Also known as a dollie. Use to haul trash cans, packages, firewood, etc. Capacity ranges from 100 to 400 lbs., depending on the model. Has...

A handheld version of the broadcast spreader. Used to spread small amounts of fertilizer, grass seed or ice melt. Since it does not have...

Used to shape ornamental shrubs and clip soft, young growth. Blades are typically 8” to 10” long. Some types have a serrated edge. Some...

Typically comes in electric or cordless models. Uses two, double-sided reciprocating blades to trim shrubs and hedges. Some models may have...

Used to link garden hose and watering devices to the home water source, to connect sections of hose and to provide linkage for sprinkling...

Provides compact and efficient hose storage. Mounts easily to the side of a house or garage. Hose is simply draped over hanger brackets for...

Used to mend or connect hose. Metal clincher couplings have metal cleats around a brass insert. Can be used on rubber or plastic hoses. To...

Next Page » « Previous Page

Have Questions?

Get answers from local merchants, professionals and other DIYers in our online community.

Store Locator

Find an independent merchant near you.