Garden Shovel

Blade: The blade is the flat, scoop-shaped part of the shovel that is used to scoop up and move soil, mulch, and other materials. It is typically made of metal or plastic.

Handle: The handle is the long, usually wooden or plastic, part of the shovel that is used to hold and maneuver the shovel. It is usually curved for better grip.

Grip: The grip is the part of the handle that is used to hold the shovel. It is usually made of rubber or plastic and is designed to provide a comfortable and secure grip.

Shaft: The shaft is the long, usually metal, part of the shovel that connects the blade to the handle. It is usually curved for better leverage.

Tines: The tines are the pointed metal parts of the shovel that are used to dig into the soil. They are usually curved for better digging.

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