Researched from published specs and owner reviews, not tested in person. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
32 pages
What to do in spring, summer, fall and winter for each USDA hardiness zone, keyed to soil temperature rather than dates.
Every page is researched from manufacturer specifications, manuals, labels, public safety data and the consensus of verified owner reviews, not hands-on testing, and every table on the site is plain HTML you can quote.
Last updated
A commercial push spreader with 13 inch pneumatic tires, a slide-out grate, fully enclosed gearbox and a 3-hole drop with side-spread control for feathered edges.
Best for: rough or bumpy lawns
Check price on Amazon
Turbo mode reaches 765 CFM and 200 MPH, and EGO rates up to 90 minutes of runtime on the included 5.0Ah battery.
Best for: wet leaves on half-acre and larger lots without gas
Check price on Amazon
An app-run 8 zone controller whose Weather Intelligence skips watering for rain, wind and freeze, installing in about 30 minutes on most existing systems.
Best for: replacing a dial timer on a typical home system
Check price on Amazon
The generic Barricade: a sprayable 65 percent prodiamine granule for spring and fall pre-emergent control that tank-mixes with fertilizer and iron; a 5 lb bottle covers many seasons.
Best for: sprayer owners treating large areas cheaply
Check price on Amazon