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new invention, excellent product for cutting weeds in hard to get places with minimal force

You might contact Snapper. They promise to never export jobs overseas. They also have high quality commercial grade equipment.

2006-11-09 07:31:40 by dannick1953

Learn what lawn care and garden tools needed to maintain your lawn and garden in this free lawn care video clip. Expert: Jose Zuniga Bio: Jose#39 ...

Aeration is the best way to improve air/gas exchange and water/nutrient intake. Its very simple.The best tools to use is an Aerator. Get an Aerator with a seeder tray which can disperse seeds at the same time. Fertilizing could also be a good idea.

2007-05-15 13:14:22 by pankaj c

Price: $44.99 $44.99

Comes with plant ties, 3/4-inch foam kneeling pad, spray nozzle, 3 hose fittings, hose splitter, 2 quick-disconnect hose fittings, and transplanter
Includes all the essential tools needed to maintain and cultivate your garden
Case measures 13 by 20 by 3-1/2 inches; lifetime warranty

plz tell the approx. cost for the tools.We are in India.So plz suggest Indian products.

a weed wacker will trim the lawn cost under $100 in US

2009-04-10 10:30:00 by MEENA R

Price: $89.99 $69.99

Soft padded handle
High-strength poly bed is maintenance-free and won't rust
Quick and easy to assemble

I wanting to take my garden tools, lawn mower blade and axe to get the items sharpened to make their use more efficient.

Buy a good 12 inch Mill-bastard file. It's cheaper than the sharpening shop. All of the tools except the lawn mower are soft steel and the file will do the job quite well. The lawn mower will take a grind stone of some type.

2009-06-17 19:35:45 by Father.of.two

i know they are supposed to be good for your lawn and they have some good luck properties but, my dogs are rolling in them and they are gross. i actually stuck a garden tool into the middle of one and it came back slimy. so yes i poked it again and this gross white thing popped out the size of a gulf ball.
so what will kill them? is there a safe way so i don't hurt my dogs? i keep my dogs inside 99% of the time and they only go out to potty. and yes i can quarrentine that part of the yard but i would rather not

Mushrooms usually grow where there's rotting wood underground; such as the roots from a tree that has been cut down or leftover construction debris that has been buried.
Adding garden lime to the area will eventually change the Ph of the soil and the mushrooms will go away.
To temporarily kill the mushrooms, you can give each one a squirt of liquid dish soap and a splash of 'brown' mouthwash, such as Listerine.

2008-05-30 17:21:26 by dammit debi