Smooth the soil with a garden fork, rake or draw hoe. Because seeds require a specific soil depth to germinate properly (check your seed packet) you want an even and level soil surface to start.

Different types of garden hoes Draw hoes: Used for chopping and pulling, this iconic rectangular paddle hoe is also known as a draw hoe. It’s named after the action you make while using it.

Different types of garden hoes Draw hoes: Used for chopping and pulling, this iconic rectangular paddle hoe is also known as a draw hoe. It’s named after the action you make while using it. Draw ...

Smooth the soil with a garden fork, rake or draw hoe. Because seeds require a specific soil depth to germinate properly (check your seed packet) you want an even and level soil surface to start.

Draw hoes: Used for chopping and pulling, this iconic rectangular paddle hoe is also known as a draw hoe. It’s named after the action you make while using it.

Smooth the soil with a garden fork, rake or draw hoe. Because seeds require a specific soil depth to germinate properly (check your seed packet) you want an even and level soil surface to start.

Smooth the soil with a garden fork, rake or draw hoe. Because seeds require a specific soil depth to germinate properly (check your seed packet) you want an even and level soil surface to start.

Scuffle/stirrup hoes: Scuffle hoes have a smaller angle between head and handle than the classic draw hoe, making it easier to use a push-and-pull motion to run over the top layer of soil quickly.

Scuffle/stirrup hoes: Scuffle hoes have a smaller angle between head and handle than the classic draw hoe, making it easier to use a push-and-pull motion to run over the top layer of soil quickly.

Scuffle/stirrup hoes: Scuffle hoes have a smaller angle between head and handle than the classic draw hoe, making it easier to use a push-and-pull motion to run over the top layer of soil quickly.

A draw hoe is the most commonly used type of garden hoe. It features an angled blade with a sharp front edge designed to chop, manipulate soil, and remove large weeds.

The new $30 Rogue Triangle Garden Hoe is definitely not your average garden tool. Its different design promises to make gardening a whole lot easier. I head to Scott County, Missouri to test it out.