Some might like the same type with the D-handle. A straight bladed spade is a good edger, and the long bladed nursery spade is very useful. The garden fork has excellent results in everything but moving soil and edging. There are no substitutes for the cutting tools, hedge shears and pruners. These are needed to trim bushes, overgrown perennials or dead stalks, deadhead flowers, trim roses, and remove small dead branches .
Loppers handle all large unwieldy branches from bushes and trees.
The pruning saw is for larger branches, I like the Japanese hand saw for something too large for loppers, and a bow saw for hand cutting very large branches. I leave the chainsaw work to guys. Actually, a wheel barrow is not necessary- just something to haul plants, soil amendments, tools, etc. from place to place in the yard. A child's wagon will do. Roses and thorny bushes need the gloves and loppers.