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Today, I want to talk about all the essential tools you need to maintain a nice-looking lawn. Here we go.
Starting with the obvious, you’re going to need a lawnmower. The size of your yard will dictate the best type of lawnmower to help you cherish those moments. The majority of homeowners opt for a standard 21-inch wide deck size. I will recommend finding a mower with at least rear-wheel drive. If you haven’t experienced Toro’s personal-paced drive system, check it out. It gives you more control over the speed of the mower.
By contrast, for a bigger yard, you’ll need a bigger deck. Consider wider walk-behind lawnmowers like the Toro Time Master. If you’d rather take a ride around the yard, there are plenty of zero-turn mowers on the market. Without a lawnmower, your yard won’t be the showcase of the neighborhood.
True beauty is in the details, and having clean edges around your yard makes all the difference between a good-looking lawn and a great-looking lawn. String trimmers come in many shapes and sizes, so make sure you choose one that feels comfortable. Ensure it’s long enough to prevent a sore back after extended use. Understand whether you prefer the string to spin clockwise or counterclockwise.
Behind all great-looking lawns is a fertilizer spreader. Find one with pneumatic tires for a smoother ride. Do your research and consider features like ergonomics, tires, and load capacity. Invest in something you’ll look forward to using, as you’ll likely use your spreader every month.
No matter what yard work you’ve been doing, there’s always cleanup afterward. A leaf blower is much better than the old push broom. Whether gas or electric, backpack or handheld, choose what meets your needs. A good battery-powered leaf blower is convenient for small projects with minimal maintenance.
Last but not least, a sprayer is great for spraying weeds or applying products around the lawn. Opt for a battery-powered sprayer to avoid the hassle of manual pumping. It’s a worthwhile investment for efficiency.
Well, there you have it – my essential tools list. I hope that’s helpful for you, whether you’re just getting started or looking for the bare minimum to get things done around the yard. Feel free to refer back to this list, and you can find links to these products in the description below. Sometimes, a trip to the local hardware store is all you need. Thank you so much for watching, and I’ll see you next time.