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When the weed-killer doesn’t bite and the brown patches take over, it’s easy to start doubting if your garden will ever look the same. But there’s hope. You can always start over with a lawn renovation.
Whether you’re wanting to trim small bushes, eliminate thick grass or simply clear other vegetation, the right equipment is necessary for a superior finish.
The colder months will soon be behind us, and Spring is fast approaching. With the new season blossoming, gardens will be too and there’s no better time to head outdoors.
Garden tillers are used to cultivate soil and allow gardeners to prepare vegetable patches, flower beds and level out uneven land. Such tasks can be quite strenuous and tedious when done manually, however Husqvarna’s new TR430 Rear tine tiller is a perfect addition for home and land owners wanting to achieve lush gardens in an easier and effective way. Getting started with your garden tiller can be intimidating at first, but by following the tips below you can achieve excellent results in growing healthy and productive plants.
A freshly mowed lawn indicates that you take pride in your property. Therefore, it also makes sense to take pride in your garden equipment. Whether you’re a commercial landscaper or simply a land owner, riding grass mowers can be highly beneficial to keep your garden looking tidy. However, with zero turn mowers, front mowers, riders and lawn tractors on the market, which machine should you invest in?
Gone are the days of disturbing the surroundings with your work. The machines in the Husqvarna Battery Series open up a whole new world of possibilities for you to get the work done – outdoors and in.
Ergonomics, fuel efficiency and a machine that’s a pleasure to work with. Those are the things that make the Husqvarna 525 trimmer worth bickering about, according to horticulturalist Melissa McPherson. “My apprentice and I fight over it every day”, says Melissa McPherson and adds: “I always win”.
Reduce the weight and increase the efficiency. That’s on the top of our list when we at Husqvarna develop new features for our trimmers and brushcutters. Here’s a closer look at what we’ve invented to make your business better.
When arborist Michael Austad first laid eyes on Husqvarna’s battery driven top handle saw he thought “what kind of a toy is that?”. Three years later, he’s completely hooked on his T536 Li XP®. “It’s a revolution for the arboricultural world”, Michael Austad says.
The noble and fast-growing art of chainsaw carving dates back to the ancient art of woodcarving, modernised during the 1950’s by the first chainsaw artists.
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