To keep your yard looking neat, you need a good rake to keep things in order. However, the rake you use to clean up leaves isn’t necessarily the best rake for smoothing out soil, mulch, or gravel. For ...

Standing in the garden tool section of a hardware store and trying to choose a rake can be overwhelming—there are so many different types and sizes from which to choose. The average gardener or DIY ...

The leaf rake is perhaps the most common type you’ll see in a homeowner’s collection. It usually has long, thin, flexible ...

These Power Landscape Rakes remove debris or sod to prepare seedbed surfaces to create a new lawn or renovate an existing lawn, and can be used to pulverize and set grade on new construction sites.

If you're dealing with uneven spots in your yard, you might be wondering if a lawn leveling rake is really necessary or if another tool will do the job. Many homeowners try to fix dips and low spots ...

Autumn leaves are falling, which means pumpkins, donuts, and lattes are available at your favorite morning pit stop. And if you own a home, it probably means your weekends now include that annual rite ...

McLaughlin offers two landscape rakes that allow quick, efficient surface preparation to a depth of 2 to 4 in. 2- and 4-in. replaceable tines Can remove stones, twigs and other debris Use with or ...