Red Rake

is a gardening tool with a long handle and a row of teeth or tines at the end. It’s used for gathering, loosening, or leveling materials such as leaves, grass, hay, or soil. Rakes come in various shapes and sizes, each designed for specific tasks:

1. Leaf Rake: This type of rake typically has wide, fan-shaped tines that are designed to gather leaves and other lightweight debris from lawns, gardens, or other outdoor areas. Leaf rakes are often used in the fall for collecting leaves or in the spring for clearing away winter debris.
2. Garden Rake: A garden rake usually has shorter and sturdier tines compared to a leaf rake. It’s used for tasks such as leveling soil, spreading mulch, or breaking up clumps in garden beds. Garden rakes are versatile tools commonly used in landscaping and gardening.
3. Landscape Rake: Landscape rakes, also known as grading rakes or soil rakes, have wide, straight tines and are used for leveling or grading soil, gravel, or other materials. They’re commonly used in construction, agriculture, and landscaping projects to prepare surfaces for planting or paving