Fiskars 46" Spade Garden Shovel - Steel Flat Shovel with Ergonomic D-Handle - Sharp Blade Square Shovel for Lawn Edging, Digging, Pruning - Heavy Duty Yard Tool - Easy Cuts in Grass and Turf

Which Shovel Is Right for your Project? Breaking and turning soil, digging holes, moving gravel or dirt. Digging narrow trenches for pipes, irrigation or cables. Scooping soil, planting and light …

Featuring a 48 in. L fiberglass handle, the Round Point Shovel is exceptionally strong. Unlike traditional wooden handles, the fiberglass construction makes the handle weather-resistant. It …

LUBAN 31.5 Inch Flat Head Garden Shovel, D Handle Square Flat Spade Shovel for Gardening, All Stainless Steel Made

This square point shovel is ideal for lifting and moving heavy loads of rock, soil and other materials. Designed to transport loose material, such as soil, sand and gravel. Dimensions: 22.6-Inch Handle, 31.5-Inch Overall Length, 6.7-Inch Wide Spade End. Approximate Weight:2 LBS.

The flat head shovel is highly effective for creating clean and precise edges in gardens and landscapes. Its flat blade allows for smooth cutting and shaping, making it perfect for defining borders along flower beds, pathways, and lawn edges.

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This sturdy square point shovel is an essential part of any tool assortment. It's perfect for moving loose garden material, sand, top soil or debris. It can also be used to shape beds, mix concrete, level off areas that need to be flat or to scrape stubborn material off driveways or …

Fiskars 46" Spade Garden Shovel, Steel Flat Spade with Ergonomic D-Handle, Sharp Blade Square Shovel for Lawn Edging, Digging, Heavy Duty Yard Tool, Easy Cuts in Grass and Turf

A flat head shovel is also known as a drainage, trenching, or drywall shovel. They are most commonly used for digging narrow trenches or for working in tight spaces with limited headroom. The flat head design makes for efficient digging and level grading, and the blade of the shovel typically has a wider area to provide greater backfill capacity.