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Cordless / trim
Cordless String Trimmer
A lightweight, easy-to-start option for cleaning up lawn edges and tight spots.
Why we like it: Quick to grab when the mower cannot reach.
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Gear we actually use.
A short list of tools we trust for keeping Twin Cities yards tidy, healthy, and ready for whatever the season brings.
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Season by season
Keep the work moving.
Practical picks for the cuts, clears, and cleanups in between.
Tools worth having around
A good starting lineup.
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Air / clear
Cordless Leaf Blower
A compact blower for clearing clippings from walks, beds, patios, and driveways.
Why we like it: It makes the final pass fast and keeps the finish clean.
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Seed / feed
Broadcast Spreader
A simple way to distribute seed, fertilizer, or ice melt across larger areas.
Why we like it: Even coverage saves product and helps the whole yard perform better.
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Tow / collect
Tow-Behind Lawn Sweeper
A time-saving helper for picking up leaves, grass, and loose yard debris over a big property.
Why we like it: It turns a long cleanup into a few efficient passes.
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Water / wind
Garden Hose Reel
A tidy home for the hose that keeps watering, rinsing, and cleanup close at hand.
Why we like it: Less tangling means less time wrestling with the equipment.
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Snow / clear
Snow Shovel / Ice Melt Spreader
A winter-ready pair for moving fresh snow and putting down ice melt with a lighter touch.
Why we like it: Better tools make early-morning winter work safer and simpler.
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