Most important tool to you...

[Hyacinth]

for borders & in between rows....is it a trowel? Is it a rake? No, it's a trake!

http://www.cleanairgardening.com/trake.html

had it 4yrs and love it. Beautifully balanced and graded depths on the trowel for planting.

Loks good- Where can I get one?

I'm not sure where in the UK, but I'd imagine they're on sale over here now :-\...I had mine gifted to me 4yrs ago when, I think, they were quite new in the US.

[Hyacinth]

[shaun01]

my wife    ;D

[tim]

Oh, definitely, my Vitrinox - given to me by my American cousin before his death.

Think of him a dozen times a day. Always there. No better memorial.

Only 2 of 6 functions shown.

[RobinOfTheHood]

Howard Gem. Not a prayer without it........ ::)

[hellohelenhere]

My ratchet secateurs. I do like a bit of nice therapeutic pruning... :D
And just as well, as I had about 30 ft of very overgrown old russian vine to prune back, in my new garden. Nearly there...

[Larkshall]

My flask. ;D

Thermos or Hip?

[Maidenheadtaff]

Emaggie where did you say you get that super tool of yours.Weeds are big in Maidenhead

[STEVEB]

paint scraper to clean my spade

[flowerofshona2007]

Got to be my hands !!!
can' do a thing without them  ;D

[kingston boy]

I voted other as my favourite tool after all the winter diggings done is my 3 pronged cultivator. The prongs have very wide blades about 1" wide and a long handle.With a little efoort the plot can be well and truely worked quite quickly. Guaranteed to get a Robin, bobin' about.

[Plot69]

Got to be my hoe. No matter what jobs I have to do, I always make sure I have a 15-20 minute hoe around my plots.

[Emagggie]

Emaggie where did you say you get that super tool of yours.Weeds are big in Maidenhead

Sold in mostly National Trust properties I think Maideheadtaff. Give it a Google,
Speedweeder. ;)