Garden Trowels & Planting Tools with Ribbed Grips

A narrow pointed scoop meets a straight ribbed handle on this compact garden trowel. The floral blade decoration accompanies a cylindrical grip with a small guard and recessed hanging slot.

Its short straight handle suits a different grip preference from a long curved palm grip. Compare the narrow blade and shallow scoop when building a planting-tool assortment.

A pointed scoop has a textured hammer finish and an offset neck. The curved grip includes diagonal ribs, a flared lower end and an oval hanging opening.

Compare this compact pointed bowl with a deep rectangular potting scoop. Its diagonal grip ribs and broad collar give a different handle profile from a smooth wooden transplanter.

A broad pointed bowl has a textured hammer finish and a pressed centre rib. Its curved molded handle includes diagonal grip lines and an oval hanging opening.

Choose the broad bowl for carrying planting soil. It offers a wider head than the narrow transplanting trowel with the same grip style.

A slim pointed scoop joins a short straight handle with closely spaced ribs. A wide lower guard separates the grip from the narrow blade neck.

Choose the compact length when comparing small planting tools. The ribbed grip and finger guard distinguish this layout from a smooth tapered wooden handle.

A long narrow blade has raised sides, a central ridge and a V notch at its tip. A straight ribbed handle with a large end loop completes the planting-tool layout.

Compare the V-notched end with the plain point of a conventional transplanter. The long narrow channel provides a different working profile from a broad bowl trowel.