Leaf rakes are a common household item used to help gather fallen leaves and other lawn debris for waste or composting. They may have a wood or metal handle. The bottom of leaf rakes are triangular bows with flexible metal or plastic teeth.
Hand rakes are mini versions of leaf rakes that are short enough to be handheld. They are also called cultivators. They may have a wood or rubber grip handle and usually have three teeth. Hand rakes are used to loosen soil, remove weeds and break up dirt around plants.
Landscape and level-head rakes are used by home gardeners for grading, sifting and leveling soil. They are long with a horizontal bow of straight metal teeth. They range from lightweight models to heavyweight items that are attached to tractors for serious gardeners and professionals.