Hand Rake
This smaller version of a standard rake smooths potting soil in larger container. Hand rakes feature three to six prongs, hooked at a 45-degree angle to the handle.
Hand Rake - optimal for picking up stray leaves and other scattered debris, or small piles of leaves that may accumulate around the gardening area ...
Just take a little shovel, trowel or hand rake and gently break up the soil surrounding each annual, being careful not to go too deep or harm the roots. (If you see roots, you've gone too deep.) ...
There is little chance of damaging the grass by overscarifying with a hand rake. However, if you are using a machine, take care not to damage the living grass; the base of the roots must be kept intact.
 See also: Grass, Water, Plant, Lawn, Fertilize
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