Lawn care DONE RIGHT.
Fall is the best time to do some preparatory lawn care. Most gardeners and lawn care experts agree that if they could choose just one season to put effort into maintaining their lawn, it would be fall. If you play your cards right before winter hits, you’ll set yourself up for a beautiful, lush lawn… Read More
Here at DR, our product testing department spends a lot of time using all our machines — over 100 hours with each model, as a matter of fact. So they know all the best ways to maximize efficiency when working out in the field. This fall, if you’re cleaning up your lawn with a leaf… Read More
For any leaf clean up job of more than 1-2 hours, raking is a tough way to go. While a good pair of gloves may keep the blisters at bay, the longer you rake the more your back will, uh, “talk back” to you. Leaf blowers are a popular rake replacement tool, and they are very effective… Read More
Your lawn is a living, breathing organism. And just like all the other living things you take care of — your family, your pets, your garden — it needs water and oxygen to stay healthy and happy. Now that fall has arrived, it’s a great time to start thinking about how you can keep your… Read More
DR Power Equipment has been known for its quality, long-lasting products for decades, starting with our original “trimmer on wheels” that revolutionized yard care in the mid-1980’s. This year, just in time for spring mowing season, we’re announcing a new self-propelled lawn mower that is built with a level of quality and durability that is… Read More
With the warm days of spring just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about spring mowing! Spring lawn care comes with its own set of challenges, and lawn aficionados should be sure they are taking the right steps to promote healthy grass plants. Before you get out the lawn mower, clean up a… Read More
You may have heard of the ‘one-third rule’ in reference to lawn mowing. This rule says that you should never remove more than one-third of the leaf blade during any one lawn mowing. For example, the recommended mowing height for Kentucky Bluegrass is 2 inches. Therefor, the height of the grass should not exceed 3… Read More
If you think having a weed-, insect-, and disease-free lawn, without using a lot of chemicals, is beyond your expertise, you may be in for a surprise. In fact, what is best for the environment is also what is best for growing grass, and may mean you spend more time enjoying your lawn than working… Read More
Nothing will improve the performance of your DR Field and Brush Mower or lawn mower better than a freshly sharpened blade. When you sharpen your mower blades, grass, brush, weeds, and saplings are cut more cleanly and require less power from your engine. On a lawn mower, grass is cut more cleanly and you reduce… Read More