Clean Mowing

Would you fancy keeping your lawn neat, clean, and trimmed, with a tool stronger than a reel mower but without the heft, fumes, and gas-mixing of a z-turn? For people with the green thumb, an electric lawn mower might just be the most attractive option!

You might think, “Where do I even start? What kind of electric mower should I get? How big? What features should it have?” It’s about these concerns that I felt the need to alleviate many of the worries and considerations that people might have with electric lawn mowers.

Therefore, in this article, I’ve listed six of the most excellent lawn mower reviews for every kind of gardener eager to have a manicured lawn. With these eco-friendly options, you’ll do your lawn, your neighbors, and mother earth all a favor. Also, we’ll get to see the factors that you should inspect before getting your mower!

Let’s start with a quick look at the top six:

The Six at a Glimpse

Unwanted Guests

Few things annoy and trouble gardeners as much as weeds. These invasive, and quick-growing pests can quickly consume the nutrients in your soil and choke the life out of your turf and garden. Although to adequately combat this resilient foe, I had to thoroughly learn about weeds, their different types, and kinds, as well as some tips to prevent them from growing. Prevention, of course, is always better than a cure. You’ll find all of what I’ve learned here.

On the Edge

Are you a fan of overgrown, unkempt grass? Neither am I. As gardeners, keeping our lawns neat and tidy is one of our top priorities. Also, well-maintained turf speaks volumes about the person that keeps them that way.

One saying goes, “if you have a lawn, you need a mower.” The same principle is true about lawn edgers. After all, how neat and manicured will your turf look if the grass at the edges is invading the sidewalk, walkways, or plant beds? Hence, as much as you would control grass height, one must also trim lawn edges. This need is where lawn edgers or edge trimmers come into play.

Dig In

For many gardeners, it all starts with a shovel, some seeds or plants, and a love for making things grow. You may have had little or no idea about the right type of soil, or the specifics on watering, nutrition, and location. Also, there may have been a lot of trial-and-error, touch-and-go, and patience at first. But in success or failure, gardening always comes back to those three things.

Wires and Gas Begone

I remember once again my old Black & Decker hedge trimmer. It’s still probably still sitting in the shed with its grease and smoke stains. That one was a giant gas-guzzler, and I’m quite proud to have retired it for a lighter and more environmentally-friendly option. If you’re also looking to go the lighter, quieter, and greener route with your hedges, then going cordless is the way to go!