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garden trowel

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Noun1.garden trowelgarden trowel - a trowel used by gardeners          
trowel - a small hand tool with a handle and flat metal blade; used for scooping or spreading plaster or similar materials


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At the time, confronted by an adversary, my fight-or-flight instincts took hold, and I simply reached for the nearest weapon at hand, a garden trowel (a very expensive garden trowel, I later found out), which I hurled at the invader like it was a ninja throwing star.
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Tip: Stick a small garden trowel or a regular spade in the ground in a random spot.
Calculate corn stands by Charlene Finck / Farm Journal
TOOLS: For those who need the basics, Target stores carry a gift box filled with garden trowels, gloves and soap for $19.
YOUR PLACE GIFTS THAT KEEP GIVING GOT A FRIEND WHO FINDS JOY IN SOIL? by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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