Abstract: A hand-pulled garden row making tool includes a set of blades that are attached to a rail. The rail is attached to an elongated shaft coupled to a pull handle. The wide pull handle allows the tool to be easily pulled and turned to give the tool a continuous, rapid movement capability. The blades enable the user to create multiple sets of deep, straight, and evenly spaced rows of furrows with corresponding rows of mounds, each row of proportional depth, height, and width. The tool facilitates the design of a garden layout plan, the seeding process, the harvesting process, and the conservation of irrigation water.

Abstract: A garden row making tool is disclosed comprising of a plurality of uniquely designed blades coupled to a rail. The rail shaft is coupled to the rails' center of balance. The rail shaft is elongated with a handle shaft extension designed so that the tool can be comfortably held, easily pulled, safely maneuvered and easily turned with a human hand. The tool creates multiple sets of deep, straight, evenly spaced, rows of furrows and mounds of proportional depth, height and spacing. With a pivot action of the tool, new sets of rows are seamlessly joined to the previously created rows, so that the resulting rows will facilitate the garden layout plan, the seeding process, the conservation of irrigation water as well as the harvesting process. There is no blade located in the middle of the tool. All respective parts of the tool can be easily coupled, by hand, making the inventive, row making tool user friendly, effective, efficient, and portable.

Abstract: A row making tool is configured to create rows in a home garden that look and function like farm rows. The row making tool has a rail mechanically coupled to a rail shaft. A handle is connected to the rail shaft; wherein the handle is configured to be held and maneuvered with a human hand. A first blade and a second blade and a third blade and a fourth blade are connected to the rail. The first blade and the second blade and a third blade and a fourth blade are configured to create evenly spaced rows in tilled soil of a garden plot in order to prepare the garden for seeding.