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A hoe is essential for preparing the seed bed, removing weeds and breaking up encrusted soil. The pointed-hoe, with the heartshaped blade is lightweight and useful for opening seed furrows and cultivating between plants. The Dutch or scuffle hoe has a double blade set parallel to the ground.
Pushing and pulling the hoe just under the soil surface eliminates the newly emerging weeds and breaks up any crust on the soil surface.
Probably the most commonly used hoe is the squarebladed filed hoe, which lends itself well to most garden jobs.
A sturdy rake is useful in clearing the garden of rocks, pieces of wood or other* debris.
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