Gardening tips and ideas, plus reviews and recommendations for tools to help keep your backyard in the best shape.
Reviews of three of the best gas-powered string trimmers available today, based on engine power, shaft, weight, price, and more.
If you’re looking for a powerful, reliable, and long-running string trimmer, then gas can be a great choice. Despite a market saturated with corded and electrical options, there are still quite a few gas weed eaters to choose from.
Reviews of five of the best battery-powered string weed trimmers available today, based on power, cutting width, ergonomics, size, and price.
Battery-powered string trimmers, or weed eaters, provide one of the easiest ways to keep your yard perfectly groomed. These tools don’t require as much maintenance as gas-powered trimmers and are not limited in their range like corded string trimmers.
A guide outlining the key differences between lawn edgers and string trimmers, when to use each, and the pros and cons of both tools.
The search for the right tools to keep your yard in the best shape often brings people to the debate over lawn edgers vs string trimmers. These two tools are very similar and can do some of the same jobs, which further complicates the differences between them.
When the leaves turn those beautiful shades of brown and red and eventually fall to the ground. That’s when you know it’s time to bring out the leaf blower or the rake to clean up the yard. But which one is best?
Leaf blowers tend to be heavy, noisy, and can pollute the air if they are gas-powered, but they do clear leaves very, very quickly. On the other hand, rakes are environmentally friendly, come in all shapes and sizes, are light and safe to use, but take more effort and can be hard on the lower back.
Reviews of five of the best corded electric string weed trimmers available today, based on cutting width, power, ergonomics, price, and more.
Also known as weed whackers and weed eaters, a string trimmer is a great tool to have on hand for yard maintenance. It makes quick work of tall weeds and overgrown lawn, and can often double as an edger for that perfect finish.
A quality bow can take on more jobs than other rake styles but are best suited for those heavy-duty gardening chores.
If you’ve got gravel to move, dirt to level, or mulch to spread, a bow rake is the tool you want. But not just any bow rake will do.
If gardening has become a bit of a pain in your neck (and your knees), then a garden kneeler with a seat might be exactly what you need.
This dual-purpose garden helper does more than offer a little padding to make weeding more comfortable. It also helps support you as you get up and down, and can be flipped over and used as a seat for off-the-ground chores.
Gardening is meant to be a relaxing and cathartic experience. But if you suffer from knee or joint pain, the constant bending and kneeling that gardening requires can quickly turn this hobby into a chore.
One effective solution to this problem is a rolling garden cart that allows you to sit comfortably while keeping your tools within reach. But, with so many choices available, it’s important to find the right product for your needs.
Thick layers of thatch can negatively affect the health, appearance, and resilience of your lawn. Luckily, the problem can be easily dealt with using a little elbow grease and the right thatch rake.
Dethatching lawn requires a specific kind of rake made to remove thatch without stressing or damaging living lawn. A good quality dethatching tool will help save you time and energy during what is a laborious process.
Reviews of five of the best push reel lawn mowers available today, based on durability, blades, cutting results, weight, price, and more.
For small plots of grass and areas that you’d prefer to keep tightly manicured, a push reel lawn mower is an excellent choice.