The rake for soil rather than leaves. Seven short blunt teeth on a pressed metal bar break up a bed, level a seed row and drag stones out of the way, and because the teeth are stubby rather than long and springy they do not skate over hard ground the way a leaf rake does.

Twenty eight inches long with a 7 inch head, on a bare wood handle with nothing to peel or crack. It is the tool to hand a child who wants to help prepare a bed rather than tidy up after one. For gathering leaves and clippings the matching tool is the Kids Leaf Rake, Metal Tines & Wood Handle, Green, and for digging, the Kids Garden Shovel, Metal Blade & Wood Handle, Yellow.