1. Oxygenator
   Aerator
2. Infuser

An aerator is designed to aerate the soil, of course. Did you know that lawn aeration increases the uptake of water, oxygen and nutrients?

1. Spin cart
   Siphon wedge
2. Rotary tiller

The rotary tiller is either gas or electric powered. It's a cultivator that is used before planting to mix soil with fertilizers.

1. Spading fork
   Tuning fork
2. Mining fork

A spading fork is found in almost every garden storage shed. It performs a variety of tasks around the garden, and can be used to till large areas of soil and break up dirt clods.

1. Broccoli fork
   Potato fork
2. Pepper fork

The potato fork is a specialized garden tool that is perfect for lifting potatoes and other vegetables. It's also a great tool for general garden maintenance.

1. Cleaver
   Garden hoe
2. Rake

The garden hoe is one of the most famous garden tools that there is. Due to its versatility, it's found in almost every garden shed.

1. Bicker Hoe
   Warren Hoe
2. Walter Hoe

A Warren hoe is a specialized hoe that is great for making seed drills and earthing up vegetables. It features a heart-shaped blade with "ears," designed to bring soil back onto recently planted seeds.

1. Machete
   V-shears
2. Pruning knife

A little pruning knife is just the thing for delicately pruning flower stems and small branches. It's also great for breaking up soil before planting seeds.

1. Hand cultivator
   Grass widget
2. Synthesizer

A hand cultivator is ideal for breaking up compact soil, spreading fertilizer and removing shallow weed roots in tight areas. It can also loosen soil and spread compost when preparing to plant shrubs and flowers.

1. Plunger
   Edger
2. Sifter

A manual edger has a hemispherical blade that is attached to a long handle. It's used to create smoothly defined borders in the garden.

1. Trolly
   Axel
2. Pitchfork

The pitchfork is another iconic garden tool that everyone should have in their shed. It's also highly prominent in agriculture.

1. Scuffle hoe
   Grinding hoe
2. Placard hoe

The scuffle hoe is quite unique, and is more specialized than the conventional garden hoe. It's used for general weeding and features a square loop head.

1. Croucher
   Bender
2. Kneeler

This simple piece of equipment makes gardening more comfortable. It protect the knees from stones and prevents clothes from being stained or damaged.

1. Machete
   Dodger
2. Hacksaw

Although you don't want to use a hacksaw in the garden, a machete can work wonders. It's similar to a sword, and highly effective at cutting small branches and heavy underbrush.

1. Siamese knife
   Tonged knife
2. Budding knife

A budding knife is a small knife that is perfect for delicate budding and grafting. It's perfect for performing small tasks.

1. Pronged oxalate
   Pick mattock
2. Harpoon knife

A pick mattock is designed for digging and breaking up highly compacted clay and soil. It has a pointed end and a wide, chisel-like blade.

1. Flow beater
   Pressure washer
2. Hose pusher

A pressure washer effectively adds power to the flow of water and forces an output with a high dynamic pressure. With the increased pressure, water can remove dirt, mud and layers of unwanted buildup.

1. Flat rake
   Hammer rake
2. Sheet rake

A level head rake is otherwise known as a flat rake. It features a rectangular head with ten to sixteen teeth.

1. Budding saw
   Paring saw
2. Pruning saw

The pruning saw is used to cut small branches and limbs. It has much bigger teeth than a regular saw, and often the blade folds back into the handle for safe storage.

1. Shrub scissors
   Hedge shears
2. Beet trimmers

Hedge shears are used to trim shrubs and hedges. They have two sharp blades that act in a scissor motion.

1. Loppers
   Hoopers
2. Dippers

Loppers are basically a hybrid of hedge shears and pruning shears. They can be used to prune twigs or to cut thicker branches.

1. Apex shovel
   Round point shovel
2. Tapered shovel

The round point shovel is an essential gardening tool. It's used for digging round holes and transporting soil and rocks.

1. Soil shovel
   Potting shovel
2. Garden shovel

The garden shovel is far more petite in size than the round point shovel. It's used for lighter tasks and it's not designed for high impact work.

1. Scoop shovel
   Beveled shovel
2. Tube shovel

The scoop shovel has a deep tool-head and is used for transporting large amounts of light materials. It is ideal for transporting sawdust or snow.

1. Emulsifier
   Grinder
2. Shredder

A leaf shredder is quite handy for recycling waste accumulated when gardening. It shreds branches, shrubs, leaves and cuttings.

1. Travel spade
   Moving spade
2. Transport spade

The transport spade is the ideal took for moving shrubs within highly compacted areas of plants. It features a thin, elongated head.

1. Cowl
   Scythe
2. Trowel

A trowel is a small tool that is used for a number of tasks. It's perfect for digging small holes and transporting plants and vegetables.

1. Puller
   Weeder
2. Extractor

Everyone with a garden owns a weeder! This long, screwdriver-shaped tool removes weeds without damaging the grass.

1. Powered edger
   Planked edger
2. Oblong edger

The powered edger is otherwise known as a strimmer. It's electronically or gas powered, and easily cuts through thick grass and weeds.

1. Seedling glove
   Budding glove
2. Porous glove

A seedling glove is waterproof and allows for extra dexterity. Leather gloves are superior in terms of protecting hands from thorns and sharp objects.

1. Spencers
   Wellies
2. Clogs

Okay, that was meant to be an easy one. Clogs are, without a doubt, the garden shoe of choice. No gardener should be without them.

1. Autumn rake
   Branch rake
2. Leaf rake

The leaf rake is one of the most common types of rake. It's used to remove leaves and other light debris from lawns.

1. C saw
   Bow saw
2. Moon saw

The bow saw is deigned to prune large bushes and cut thick branches. It has a C-shaped frame that connects to each end of a toothed blade.

1. Garden hose
   Potting shed
2. Garden fabric

A garden hose is an essential tool. Chooae a high-quality hose and nozzle, and disconnect the hose before the first hard freeze.

1. 2-sided shovel
   Square point shovel
2. Grinding shovel

The square point shovel has a flat, square shaped head. It's used to level the land in preparation for laying patios and walkways.

1. Bow rake
   Curved rake
2. Sturdy rake

The bow rake is essentially a flat rake with a bow-shaped metal frame. This connects the teeth to the handle of the rake.