"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." To help you get the job done, we've rounded up the best gardening tools for the job, including metal, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you prefer to remove fallen leaves from your yard—the case to leave them be is certainly an argument ...

Metal rakes may cost more on average than their plastic and resin counterparts, but if you want a reliable tool for bigger lawn maintenance jobs year-round—autumn leaf cleanup included—they're well ...

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 ...

At first glance, it may seem like all rakes are created equal. They all feature the same basic design: a long handle, typically made of wood, and a series of plastic, metal, or wooden teeth to drag ...

Dethatching is an essential part of lawn maintenance. About half an inch of thatch is good for the grass because it can stabilize the soil temperature and prevent it from drying out too quickly. But ...

Maybe you don’t spend too much time thinking about rakes — maybe you even think they’re a “seen one, seem them all” type of tool — but the fact is, there are many different types of rakes, and they ...

Without the benefit of dethatching rakes, dead grass clippings can accumulate between the blades of grass and soil, creating a layer known as thatch. While a thin ½-inch layer of thatch can provide ...