Lawn and garden cart

A lawn and garden cart, comprising:

• a frame;
• an axle attached to the frame and having a pair of opposing ends;
• a pair of wheels, each wheel being rotatably attached to an opposing end of the axle;
• a longitudinal tow bar attached to the frame at a first end, the tow bar including a connector at a second distal end and a movable portion proximate the second end, the movable portion having a support member and being selectably positionable between a first stowed position and a second deployed support position;
• a container having a base, a plurality of generally vertical sidewalls and an angled rear wall, the container further comprising at least one of:
• an integral shelf ledge;
• integral, opposing board ledges;
• integral, opposing divider slots;
• integral stake receptacles;
• an integral tie-down receptacle;
• and integral tubing receptacles,
• wherein the container is pivotally attached to the frame and is releasably coupled to the tow bar, and
• wherein the container is selectably positionable with respect to a surface beneath the cart between a first orientation wherein the base of the container is generally parallel with the surface and a second orientation wherein the angled rear wall is in contact with the surface.

A lawn and garden cart, comprising:

• a frame;
• an axle attached to the frame and having a pair of opposing ends;
• a pair of wheels, each wheel being rotatably attached to an opposing end of the axle;
• a longitudinal tow bar attached to the frame at a first end, the tow bar including a connector at a second distal end and a movable portion proximate the second end, the movable portion having a support member and being selectably positionable between a first stowed position and a second deployed support position;
• a container having a base, a plurality of generally vertical sidewalls and an angled rear wall, the container further comprising at least one of:
• an integral shelf ledge;
• integral, opposing board ledges;
• integral, opposing divider slots;
• integral stake receptacles;
• an integral tie-down receptacle;
• integral tubing receptacles;
• a fender proximate each wheel;
• a tool bin coupled thereto, and a handle attached thereto, the handle being selectably positionable between a stowed position and an extended position,
• wherein the container is pivotally attached to the frame and is releasably coupled to the tow bar, and
• wherein the container is selectably positionable with respect to a surface beneath the cart, between a first orientation wherein the base of the container is generally parallel with the surface, and a second orientation wherein the angled rear wall is in contact with the surface.