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When I moved into a house in upstate New York after years of living in apartments, I decided to get an old-fashioned reel mower—the kind you push yourself, with no engine to help—for the lawn. The ...

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A pro turf team explains how fields are mowed, striped, and maintained to meet strict regulations, using both electric and ...

If you only have a small patch of lawn or grow short, warm season grass, then a standard push-behind mower may not be the best tool for the job. Reel mowers can cut grass shorter and more precisely ...

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In 1962, when I was a teenager, my father gave our neighbor, Mr. Gruder, $10 for a reel mower of my very own. The ash handle shone with age and use, and it had a canvas grass catcher. Mr. Gruder had ...

That lawn mower you use to cut your grass has been centuries in the making. Yes, really. The history of the lawn mower is really the history of cutting grass, and that starts with a scythe. The sound ...

Electric mowers have gotten a lot of press in the last several years, both here and in other publications, and for good reason, as their performance is excellent in many cases and battery runtime ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When it comes to selecting a lawn mower, most choices include deciding between zero-turn and riding mowers, electric- and gasoline-powered, ...

Maintaining a healthy, well-kept lawn is one of the simplest ways to boost your home’s street appeal and create an inviting outdoor space. Whether you enjoy the quiet satisfaction of a Sunday mow or ...

Sip happens — but you might be able to outdrink the consequences. A drinking strategy known as “zebra striping” is helping young partygoers pace their pours on a night out — and maybe even dodge a ...