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Garden Tools:

Garden tools can help you clear dirt and debris from plants without doing damage to the bases of the plants. It can also help you plant seeds. You probably won't use your shovel every single day, but you will be glad you have it on hand when you have delicate earth work to get done.

Spading Fork:

The spading fork is vital for perennials and succulents and plants that are in rocky ground or bear soft fleshy roots. The fork can be used to loosen soil all around a perennial so it lifts gently and intact, ready to carry elsewhere to replant or pot.

Rake:

Rakes are ordinarily utilized in farming, agriculture, cultivating and arranging. A few rakes are intended for social event feed, grass clippings, leaves and other, comparative, lightweight materials. Fallen leaves, grass cutting, and other lightweight greenhouse garbage are generally accumulated by rakes for transfer.

Spade:

Besides the basic hole digging, the spade is handy for slicing off sod in preparation for using an area for planting. It works well for loosening soil and breaking up any clumps of dirt. Because the edge is sharp, it's handy for edging walkways and driveways.

Haras:

The main role of the haras was to act as the personal bodyguards of the caliphs. Haras members were known to guard the caliph even during private meetings, at night and during prayers at the mosque. Occasionally, they were also used by the reigning caliph to intimidate political opposition.