Abstract: The weed puller comprises foot block molded out of plastic material with tines molded into a forward end and with an aperture formed in its upper surface for receiving a handle. In the embodiment disclosed, the foot block comprises two opposite facing sides and six edge surfaces which comprises a front surface, an upper surface, a fulcrum transverse to the upper surface and which comprises a rear surface, a bottom surface, and a forward fulcrum surface. A surface also extends from the forward fulcrum surface to the first end. The tines are molded into the block and extend out of the front surface.

Abstract: An apparatus for removing weeds or other plants comprising a handle having a foot operated lever pivotally coupled to one end. A plurality of tines are connected to the front end of the lever for insertion into the ground for removing weeds or other plants as the front end of the lever is pivoted upward. The tines extend through apertures formed through a clean off plate which is adapted to slide on the tines between a rearward position near the front end of the lever and a forward position near the front ends of the tines. As the handle is pivoted forward, the clean off plate is moved forward by the end of the handle to clean weeds, dirt, etc. from the tines.