Yard and garden

A heavy stand that holds the umbrella pole upright. If the hole is too big, a matching adapter may make it fit.

One of the thin arms that spread and support the umbrella fabric.

A pin that goes through a hole in the pole to keep the open umbrella from sliding down.

A replacement fabric cover that fits over the umbrella ribs.

A stake driven into the ground to hold tent and tarp lines.

A cord that pulls a tent or tarp tight to its stakes. If the tarp flaps, check how the poles and stakes are holding too.

A small piece that threads onto a guy line to adjust its length and tension.

A pole that props up a tarp.

A metal ring that lines a hole punched in fabric. Reinforce torn fabric before you set one.

A weight attached to a canopy leg to help keep it from lifting in the wind. In strong wind, don't rely on weights alone. Take the canopy down.

A wide strap that wraps around a tree to hang a hammock.

A snap-on fitting that joins two garden hoses, or a hose and a nozzle.

A spray handle that fits on the end of a hose and changes the spray pattern.

A fitting that goes on the end of a faucet so you can connect a hose to it.

A frame with a crank handle for winding up and storing a garden hose.

A hose with small holes that let water drip out slowly to water garden beds.

A device that attaches to a faucet and turns the water on and off at set times.

A strip set between the lawn and a garden bed to keep soil and grass from crossing over.

A fabric laid over the ground to block sunlight so weeds can't grow.

A rust-resistant stainless steel screw used for outdoor furniture and decks. For load-bearing deck joints, check that the screw is rated for structural use.

A support bracket fixed to the wall to hang an awning or shade. Sagging can also come from the arms or frame, so have it inspected by a professional before choosing parts.

A cover that goes over outdoor tables and chairs to keep off rain and dust.