Today's plan was to show you guys and gals how my homeowner-grade weed wacker would handle a brush-cutting blade. Things took a turn for the worse about halfway through. But don't worry, I'll bounce ...

If you’re a homeowner sporting a garden or lawn, a lightweight weed eater is an indispensable piece of equipment. Regardless of whether you enjoy DIY projects or landscaping professionally, a ...

When your lawn is looking unruly and you're ready to clean up the edges or tackle wild growth, you might wonder: String trimmer or brush cutter? Both tools serve similar purposes, but they differ in ...

Summer has officially arrived, and it's that time of year when gardens require a bit of sprucing up. Whether it's mowing the lawn for a garden party, trimming overgrown weeds, or tidying outdoor ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. What does a brush cutter even do? You might think the answer is in the name (and it is!), but that's a fair question. There is a lot of ...

It’s officially summer, and it's the time of year again when gardens need a bit of a freshen-up. Perhaps it’s time to cut the grass for a garden party, strim off some overgrown weeds, or tackle any ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you're a homeowner or have ever worked in the landscaping industry, you probably know that there are many different types of lawn and ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Let's be honest: We all love the results of our string trimmers more than the machines themselves. They're uncomfortable, messy, and can leave ...

While lawnmowers do a pretty good job of cutting large areas, even robot mowers can’t go right up to the very edge of a wall or fence – and if you’re looking to give a smaller lawn a quick trim you ...

A string trimmer is a staple of lawn care, and a useful tool that deserves a home in any DIYer’s garage or shed. With their high-speed and spinning nylon strings, they make short work of grass and ...

Ornamental grasses are rewarding landscape plants. They sway in the breeze, adding movement along with sound as they rustle in the breeze. Grasses do have flowers; though not traditional flowers, they ...