A fulcrum prybar includes a shaft portion extending along a first axis, a curved prying portion affixed to a first end of the shaft portion, and a fulcrum portion affixed to the curved prying portion. The fulcrum portion includes two rectangular portions fused together to form an obtuse angle or a right angle cross section. One of the two rectangular portions is oriented such that it is flush with a horizontal surface while the prybar has partially raised an object from the same or another horizontal surface.

A gardening tool is disclosed. The tool may be worn on a user's finger. The tool may include an elongated blade that may include a first blade portion and a second blade portion. A first blade portion distal end may be a sharp end, and a first blade portion proximal end may be attached to a second blade portion distal end via a Z-shaped connector. The tool may further include an elongated tube that may include a tube distal end and a tube proximal end. The tube distal end may be attached to the first blade portion proximal end, and the tube proximal end may be attached to a second blade portion proximal end. The tube may have a tapered shape such that a tube distal end diameter may be smaller than a tube proximal end diameter. Further, the tube may engulf the second blade portion.

A gardening tool is disclosed. The tool may be worn on a user's finger. The tool may include an elongated blade that may include a first blade portion and a second blade portion. A first blade portion distal end may be a sharp end, and a first blade portion proximal end may be attached to a second blade portion distal end via a Z-shaped connector. The tool may further include an elongated tube that may include a tube distal end and a tube proximal end. The tube distal end may be attached to the first blade portion proximal end, and the tube proximal end may be attached to a second blade portion proximal end. The tube may have a tapered shape such that a tube distal end diameter may be smaller than a tube proximal end diameter. Further, the tube may engulf the second blade portion.

A powerful very strong commercial grade hand operated tool for removing weeds intact from a standing position. The tool includes cushions on the handles that are firm and pleasant to use and are replaceable. There are bolts contained in the retaining device that are also replaceable. A completely serviceable tool. There is an ejector disc contained within the retaining device on the bottom end used to expel the weed debris from the tool into a refuse container, this action is spring loaded from the top end of the tool.

A powerful very strong commercial grade hand operated tool for removing weeds intact from a standing position. The tool includes cushions on the handles that are firm and pleasant to use and are replaceable. There are bolts contained in the retaining device that are also replaceable. A completely serviceable tool. There is an ejector disc contained within the retaining device on the bottom end used to expel the weed debris from the tool into a refuse container, this action is spring loaded from the top end of the tool.

A drill attachment for removing weeds and the like from the ground, which has a body with a shaft protruding from the center and at least two prongs protruding from the opposite side of the body. The free end of the shaft is placed into the chuck of an electric drill, and the prongs are forced into the ground around a weed. The user operates the drill, thus spinning the prongs around the weed. The prongs entangle the weed's roots and bore a small hole in the ground, allowing the user to easily remove the weed. The prongs are then placed into the ground close to the hole, and the drill is slowly operated, thus refilling the hole. The device has a plurality of edges and corners that allow the operator to shear weeds and the like that become entangled on it.

A weed removal system for removing weeds with a rake includes a rake that is manipulated for raking debris on ground. The rake has a handle and a head and a tube is removably coupled to the rake. A poker is removably coupled to the tube such that the poker extends beyond the head. The poker selectively penetrates the ground adjacent to a weed thereby facilitating the weed to be pried out of the ground.

A weed removal system for removing weeds with a rake includes a rake that is manipulated for raking debris on ground. The rake has a handle and a head and a tube is removably coupled to the rake. A poker is removably coupled to the tube such that the poker extends beyond the head. The poker selectively penetrates the ground adjacent to a weed thereby facilitating the weed to be pried out of the ground.

A drill attachment for tilling soil has an extended drill shaft that is coupled with a till plate. The combination may be driven by an ordinary hand drill. The drill shaft has a stabilizer tip that protrudes beyond the till plate. The till plate includes a plurality of teeth that dig into and work top soil, while a generally planar disk-shaped body member at the top of the till plate prevents the till plate from sinking below the surface of the soil. The teeth are stamped from the till plate, forming openings in the generally planar disk-shaped body member. These openings and other optional openings cooperate with the teeth to further break up clumps of soil, and help to balance forces from the teeth pulling into the soil against the force of the body member that resists sinking into the earth. Optional weed-out and hole tools are also disclosed.

A method and device for increased efficiency of attachment of traditional accessories at the perimeter of a standard trimmer head via improved attachment means comprising a trimmer head having an upper portion and a lower portion, a cutting medium, and attachment means. The system further comprising an adapter plate for attaching custom accessories and commercially available, off the shelf rotary accessories at the center of the trimmer head, thus increasing the functionality of the trimmer head.