To lay gravel, mark your area off with spray paint or rope. Then, use a spade to remove 4–6 inches (10–15 cm) of soil. Pour 2–3 inches (5.1–7.6 cm) of crushed stone into the pit and put landscaping fabric on…
Use a tarp Put a large tarp or an old sheet on the ground and rake your leaves onto it. Fold the tarp’s corners to the middle, grasp the corners, and carry or drag the leaf-filled tarp wherever you want…
Pine straw mulch often attracts roaches because it is lightweight and they can burrow within it easily. Straw also holds ample moisture for plants, and that moisture is exactly what roaches seek. Do pine straw rakes work? These rakes are…
Using one will help you easily collect and remove leaves that could otherwise weigh your cover down after a windy day. Even if you live in an area where a winter cover is not usually necessary, supplementing your pool with…
Remove the topsoil layer from the area to be leveled and pile it to the side. … Excavate soil from the high side of the yard and pile it in on the low side. … Spread the excavated soil with…
A rake is a type of gardening or landscaping tool with a handle that ends in a head. You can use a rake for scooping, scraping, gathering, or leveling materials, such as soil, mulch, or leaves. Some rakes have flat…
How to Dethatch a lawn with a mower attachment, step by step: Step 1: Check if your lawn needs dethatching. Step 2: Trim the grass. Step 3: Remove the cutting blade. Step 4: Attach the Dethatch blade. Step 5: Mow…
The depth lever has a lock-out bolt that should be left in till the blades wear down. Then move the bolt to another hole to allow the blades to penetrate the soil to a depth of 1/8” to 1/4 “…
Investing in a snow rake is a simple way to preserve your roof and prevent ice dams from forming. Snow rakes have a flat head and a long handle (some have extensions), allowing you to clear snow from your roof…
Dethatching Blade with universal center hole and adapters is designed to fit most standard push mowers. This blade dethatches the lawn by loosening and removing dead grass, allowing new seed to root and grow. For best results, dethatch your lawn…
