Clean off any dirt and remove rust with emery cloth and WD-40. Sharpen your tools in the fall and they will be ready for that first fine Saturday in May when your are ready to start your spring garden. Smaller tools can go in a tool box, which is great for carrying gear around the garden. On the subject of tools, buying quality tools is an investment that is well worthwhile. In other words you get what you pay for.
Gardening can be hard work, but with quality tools gardening can be a lot more fun.
Quality garden tools are an investment that yields dividends over time. Spade A spade with a sharp edge is used for turning soil and incorporating organic matter . A four-pronged fork is good for mixing a compost pile. A round-pointed shovel is good for mixing a compost pile . Rake A bow rake is good for smoothing out soil, removing stones, and breaking up clods.