GREBSTK Hand Rakes Stainless Steel Beech Handle Soil Tille Garden Shrub Rake Small Leaf Rakes for Sweep Leaves & Loose Debris in Garden, Lawns, Yards, 14.5", 9 Tines Fan Lawn Leaf
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Size: Leaf rake 14.5"
Features
- Great tool for picking up dead leaves, cultivating, turning, and loosening soil.
- Length: 14.5 inch, net weight: 0.35 lb. The hand rack with 9 tines fan lawn leaf is perfect for reaching under shrubs without damaging roots and low branches.
- Stainless steel flat teeth for durability and abrasion resistance. Beech handle is strong and lightweight, and the handle with hole is convenient for storage.
- The hand rake with 9 flat teeth is perfect for cultivating, turning, and loosening soil into small pieces, allowing water and air to penetrate deeply into the soil.
- Very suitable for all kinds of gardening work, including picking up dead leaves, loosening soil, harrowing. Good helpers for gardens, yards and other places.
Brand: GREBSTK
Color: Garden Rake
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Grip Material: Stainless Steel
Head Material: Stainless Steel
Brand: GREBSTK
Color: Garden Rake
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Grip Material: Stainless Steel
Head Material: Stainless Steel
Rake Type: Leaf Rake
Package Dimensions: 15.16 x 8.66 x 2.01 inches
Item Weight: 7.8 ounces
Manufacturer: GREBSTK
Item model number: Garden Rake
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Size: Leaf rake 14.5"
This hand rake did great job raking up debris in garden. This rake is good for small areas here and there. Love this tool. Does what I needed it to do.
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by overenthusiast
Size: Leaf rake 13"
Just love this! Thank you for a wonderful Amazon purchase!
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023 by Donna Cole
Size: Leaf rake 14.5"
Well made tool, as described. Delivered quickly. It works well to remove leaf litter from beneath low growing evergreens in a small area. I’m sure it will be a go to tool for other gardening tasks. Thank you
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2023 by Judith C. Trolley
Size: Leaf rake 14.5"
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023 by ken b
Size: Leaf rake 13"
I use the the little rake for my wood burning stove it works great
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2023 by Everett E. Sizelove
Size: Long Rake 22.5"
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by neutrino
Size: Long Rake 22.5"
Decent for using in the garden - as long as you are sitting down. Because of the size and shape of our garden, we can't use this properly for the middle of the garden. But it works ok while we are sitting at the edge of the garden. Solid construction, gets into (already worked up) soil easily. Great for quick weeding (don't wait too long!)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023 by Concerned citizen
Size: Long Rake 22.5"
My first impression is this tool is stronger than it looks in the website pictures. I tried using it in the tough clay-like Texas soil that I attempt to grow a lawn in and it seems to be holding up. I can actually bury it in a clod and break the clod loose. It is useful in pulling weeds that have roots less than a couple of inches long. My only concern at this point is the longevity of the wooden handle but only time will tell. I might update this review if it breaks within a year. PROs: Stronger metal than expected. It did not bend under stress. Right size for working close to the ground (see Cons) A great tool for working a well-tilled flower bed or garden. Can be used to break up clods in a small area CONs: Longevity of wooden handle - I would not expect it to last more than a couple of seasons The handle is short, Must be used kneeling or bent over. (See Pros) Too small to work a large area were a tiller or long handled hoe would be better. I'm not sure how useful it is going to be in my manual attack on weeds and it will not address deep rooted weeds like dandelions or nutgrass where a long stemmed weed puller is required. I will continue to use it as a part of my tool set for manual weed removal but it will be just one of the tools needed to complete the job. The 3 star rating comes from my fear of the handle breaking and I plan to update this review later if it breaks. Another potential downside is it is not a tool that can be effectively used standing up. You either need to be on your knees or bent over. But I did list this small size as both a Pro and a Con. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Read on if you would like to know why I wanted to try the tool: My lawn has a crabgrass, nutgrass and ragweed problem along with the normal periodic growth of weeds like dandelions and milkweed. All of these weeds have a tendency to propagate quickly and easily and the grassy ones like crabgrass, ragweed and nut grass propagate via roots as well as seeds. I have spent a lot of money on bags of granular pre-emergent that claim to be crabgrass and nut grass killers and I have used a spray weed killer all with about 30% success rate. The biggest problems come from the plants that propagate via their root system. Last spring I started an all-out attack on the crab grass and ragweed by pulling it by hand and found this to be an extremely effective but a very time consuming solution. My main problem is what I now call Old-growth crabgrass The old-growth crabgrass has been allowed to grow through multiple growing seasons which gives it time to grow deep roots which propagate more deep-rooted crabgrass. The seed propagated crabgrass can be killed with pre emergent but the old-growth is very resilient to all chemicals except those that kill everything. Manual removal of the Old-Growth has cleared up 90% of my crabgrass, and other weedy plants, which allows my regular grass to thrive and win out over the weeds. I look for tools like the one I'm reviewing that might make the job of digging the crabgrass out of the clay-like soil. I had let the crabgrass grow because it is one of the few plants which likes the clay which makes it an effective ground cover. I rationalized that it prevents muddy areas when we get a 2-4in rain storm. But when it grows thick, it chokes out the regular lawn grasses. The manual effort has drastically changed the appearance of my lawn and allowed the preferred lawn grasses to grow back. When I received this tool I had to try it immediately and found that it was surprisingly stronger than it looks, AND... I was able to successfully use it on some of the old-growth crabgrass. It works on the crabgrass but It will not be very useful on the ragweed that requires following the root propagation nor the nutgrass that requires finding and removing the root nut to gain full control. This tool would simply tear the root system up and the weed would continue to propagate from the remainder of the root left in the ground.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2022 by Thoche