Abstract: A hand held garden tool for at least one of cultivating, tilling, weeding, aerating and fertilizing gardens and other landscaped areas. The hand held garden tool comprises a housing member having a predetermined shape and formed of a predetermined material. The housing member having a handle member disposed therein. There is a first rotatable shaft engageable with a first portion of the housing member and a plurality of tines having a predetermined length and disposed on such first rotatable shaft for cultivating, tilling, weeding, aerating and fertilizing gardens and other landscaped areas. A motor is disposed in the housing member and connected to the first rotatable shaft for rotating such plurality of tines. A power source is disposed one of on and in a rear portion of the housing member and connected to the motor for providing power to the motor.