Garden Tools

Garden tools for hedges, soil, and pruning

This collection features VEVOR’s powered and hand-held garden tools—battery-powered, electric, and gas-powered. They are designed for use in the gardens of private homes, on farms, and by landscaping companies.

Hedge trimmers and pruning saws

Cordless 20 V hedge trimmers with a 460–510 mm blade and a telescoping shaft up to 2.4 m, gas-powered 26 cm³ trimmers with a swivel head, 2-in-1 cordless pole saws, and manual pole saws for cutting branches up to 8.2 m high without a ladder.

Cultivators

Electric cultivators, 1200–1500 W, with a working width of 36–45 cm, for garden beds and greenhouses; gasoline-powered tillers with a displacement of 38–43 cm³ and a 212 cm³ 4-stroke cultivator with rear tillers for larger plots.

6-in-1 Gasoline Kits, Blowers, and Chainsaws

33–52 cm³ multifunctional kits (trimmer, brush cutter, hedge trimmer, pole saw), handheld and backpack leaf blowers with speeds up to 355 km/h, chainsaws ranging from 25 to 51 cm³ and a 420 cm³ wood chipper for branches up to 17 cm.

Earth augers

Spiral drill bits (Ø40–200 mm) for use with a drill or screwdriver for planting, digging post holes, and loosening soil, as well as a 146-cm manual post drill.

Frequently Asked Questions

A battery-powered or gas-powered hedge trimmer?

The 20 V cordless model is quiet, lightweight, and provides enough power for up to ~30 minutes of work in a home garden; the 26 cm³ gas-powered model is suitable for long, thick hedges and professional work without recharging breaks.

What kind of tiller is best for a small garden?

For areas up to 100 m², a 1,200-watt electric tiller is sufficient; for soil covered with peat or grass, or for larger areas, choose a 4-blade gas-powered tiller.

For lawn care, see " Lawn Care Accessories"; for all gas-powered tools, see " Gas-Powered Tools"; for battery-powered tools, see " Battery-Powered Tools."