What sort of a state would our poor backs and legs be in without the garden wheelbarrow? Very tired I reckon, as this labour saving tool greatly reduces the amount of trips we have to take across the garden, whilst most of our cargo is borne over the wheel.

I always look for a barrow which is seamless with no overlapping pieces of metal within the tray. Overlaps harbour dampness leading to rusting, not to mention all the clay they collect which is impossible to clean completely with your spade, as you always seem to hit the overlaps. A galvanised barrow is preferable to a plain steel one, as they tend to last that little bit longer.

You also might consider a barrow with a plastic tray as these really are light as a feather, so much so that unloaded you would barely know you are pushing one at all. As well as winning at weight the plastic barrow beats its metal counterparts in the corrosion stakes, no rust on plastic. Being plastic however, you must be a bit more careful about how you toss things into it, especially sharp or heavy stones. Happy buying.

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