Why Your Lawn Edger Keeps Breaking (And How to Fix It for Good)
Diagnose your edger’s problem by checking three common culprits: inspect the blade for excessive wear … Read more
Diagnose your edger’s problem by checking three common culprits: inspect the blade for excessive wear … Read more
Check the spark plug first—a fouled or disconnected plug causes most starting failures, and cleaning … Read more
Inspect your robotic mower blades every two weeks during peak growing season—dull or damaged blades … Read more
Group plants by their water needs before you even turn on the hose. Your sun-loving … Read more
Watering your lawn by hand isn’t just a fallback option when sprinklers fail—it’s often the … Read more
Inspect your lawn equipment’s tines after every three uses to catch bent, broken, or excessively … Read more
Walk your Massachusetts lawn every week during the growing season, noting weed locations and population … Read more
Identify the specific pest damaging your lawn before reaching for any chemical—grassy weeds require different … Read more
Locate your lawn mower’s model number stamped on the deck or engine housing—this identifier unlocks … Read more
Drain old fuel from your leaf blower’s tank and carburetor before attempting any cleaning, as … Read more