I have a folding wagon too and I love it! I use it all the time for school functions and vacation.

It looks perfect for that particular task! I am ALL for finding useful tools that make a gardening job more efficient and easier on the back, knees, shoulders, hands, etc.!

We have had ours for a few years now and use it all the time. We got it at Costco. I saw a really nice one last weekend at academy sports it even had a removable section that was insulated for cold items. Every time we go shopping my husband uses it for hauling in the groceries and stuff. It has been a big help. And it's so portable we can take it traveling.

Here's the selection at academy. We have the yellow metal one too but don't care for it as well.

http://www.academy.com/shop/browse/outdoor-living/wagons--1

I have a couple, too, and love them. My garage is detached from my house and the pathway from it is uphill to the house, so I keep one on the back porch and one in the garage so I can haul all my groceries or luggage, etc. in one load. I also find it handy when carrying a bunch of stuff, ice chest, folding chairs, etc. to an event, a picnic or the like. And I use it to carry my glass recycling (why I originally purchased the first one) to the curb (I have a long gravel driveway).

I have the yellow metal one Raven mentioned. It was always kind of bulky. I don't like the tires because you have to air them up.

I like the foldable one, but have resisted getting one because I don't have a real need for it. I almost wish I had kept the wagon the kid's had when they were little.

I bought mine from Gardener's Supply. I've been a customer for many years. They can be expensive, but I can always find unusual and helpful items in their catalog.

Long time ago, I bought a folding wheelbarrow from them too. It was basically the same type of canvas fabric but with one pumped up wheel in front. So neat how it unfolded by removing two pins and then replacing them. I'm guessing about the wheel being air filled because it finally went flat moons ago. Also developed a tear in fabric in the bottom, but I swear I got my money out of that little thing. I hauled dirt, rocks, mulch, you name it. When purging the barn this Spring I started to take it out to the trash, but got as far as the garage and leaned it up against an inside wall instead. lol Not ready to part with it! I must go check out that wheel. I wouldn't be surprised if it's just a matter of pumping it up as adella mentioned but could also be a hole in it.

Edit: I checked on "Gard.Supply folding wheelbarrow" and the one they sell now looks more substantial than the one I bought years ago. Here's a pic that shows more what mine looks like:
folding wheelbarrow

and it cost more than $29.99!

I got a new garden cart too. Looks like the yellow one in Ravens link, but is green, and came from Amazon. I LOVE it. yes, the wheels need airing up sometimes... and yes, they can be replaced... but it is sturdy and can haul quite a load, and with the sides removed, you can haul bigger items.

Adella, I totally regret getting rid of my girls little red wagon. I used that one to pull anything any place all the time...

Moni

Well, three years ago I went all out and bought this cart! Overland Cart

Now this is the garden tool that was a life saver for me. No more dragging rocks, mulch, or dirt on a tarp across and around the property. When I pruned the tall privet hedge and the privet arch, I had piles of branches that I had to physically pick up or drag to a brush pile. I use it for hauling EVERYTHING. This is electric, runs on a battery, you plug it in when the power gets low.

I bought it from the local Amish engine shop that sells Toro mowers ( and where I bought my Zero Turn mower going on 14yrs. ago and have it serviced), all kinds of garden, landscaping, and building products and tools. Yes, it was a pretty penny, and I bought it "on time". But it, too, is worth every penny.

Really, if you can afford one expensive toy this is for you. Especially if you have to do a lot of hard yard work yourself like I do.

Looks quite handy!

schoolhouse, now I have garden cart envy!

I have two of the carts, one like the yellow one with tires that can go flat and one of the folding carts. When the tire on my cart went flat I filled it with fix a flat and it hasn't gone down since.

There is only one water hydrant at our cemetery. It's fairly new, the old one being very, very old and I guess wasn't functional anymore. I take along plastic gallon milk jugs, sometimes already filled, and someone always leaves a plastic jug on the hydrant handle for the next person.

There was a period of time when no one was mowing the cemetery. It became really a mess. Apparently it was difficult to find a volunteer, so they had to eventually pay a lawn company(?). When I was up there planting before Mem.Day, they had taken the weed eater along and in between the stones. Some peoples' artificial flowers got nipped and there were fabric "petals" strewn about! including the ones my Aunt had put on my Uncles grave next to Mom and Dad. But the flowers were from last year, she hadn't taken them off. Maybe that was the mower's excuse.

morz8, the story about your hubby just cracked me up.

Kudos to him for keeping up the cemetery!

Ok, ok....my favorite workhorse is my big wooden cart, much like this. I've had mine over 25 years and wouldn't be without it. It makes moving bags, bales, scoops of mulch, several flats of bedding plants, tools, and anything else very easy work. It's remarkably light for its size.

I'll be putting it to work later, when a certain young girl and I are going to plant a few flats of Delosperma cooperi (purple ice plant) after the sun leaves that side of the house.