Garden tool rack

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The present invention has been accomplished under the circumstances in view.
It is the main object of the present invention to provide a garden tool rack, which is convenient for use to hold a set of garden tools on soil when working.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a garden tool rack, which prevents interference of loaded garden tools with one another, for enabling the user to conveniently use garden tools.
To achieve these and other objects of the present invention, the garden tool rack comprises a rack body, the rack body comprising a plurality of plugholes vertically extended through top and bottom walls thereof and a plurality of bottom barrels respectively downwardly extended from the bottom wall around each the plughole; a plurality of tool holders respectively axially fastened to the plugholes of the rack body for holding garden tools; a plurality of end caps respectively fastened to the bottom barrels of the rack body; and a plurality of anchoring devices respectively coupled to the end caps and adapted for fastening the rack body to earth.
The garden tool rack further comprises a plurality of axial positioning structures adapted to stop the tool holders from axial movement relative to the plugholes of the rack body after insertion of the tool holders into the plugholes of the rack body, and a plurality of rotary positioning structures adapted to stop the tool holders from rotary motion relative to the plugholes of the rack body after insertion of the tool holders into the plugholes of the rack body.