The tool Garden Ninja uses to weed his lawn is on offer this Amazon Prime Day
Grab a bargain: the affordable garden tool that rids your lawn of weeds is currently on offer
是否you know him as Lee from Garden Rescue or as his online alter ego, The Garden Ninja, one thing is certain: Lee Burkhill knows a thing or two about lawns.
As we highlighted in our recent article ‘Why you should always get rid of perennial weeds before scarifying’, Lee's informative YouTube videos offer expert tips on lawn care, including how to remove weeds from your garden effortlessly.
If you're keen to follow Lee's advice, you'll want to get your hands onthis affordable dandelion weeder, — which he uses to rid his lawn of perennial weeds. And there are other similar options on offer for Amazon Prime Day at the moment.
Are weeding tools worth buying?
Weeding tools are worth the investment, particularly if you are trying to be as organic as possible with your gardening and don't fancy getting sore hands and fingers from trying (often unsuccessfully) pulling them out by hand.
You can buy a lawn weed killer likeWeedol lawn weed killer which is 10% off for Amazon Prime Daybut bare in mind that this requires advance use if intending to do a job such as scarifying or mowing. Meanwhile a weed tool can be used straight away to grab perennial weeds root and all from within your lawn. They are also specially designed for precision, reducing the risk of damage to other plants and grass.
Whichever method you choose, weed need to be removed to stop them competing with your plants for vital resources such as sunlight, water, and nutrients. Therefore, efficient weed management is essential to keep your lawn healthy.
最好的手持式除草工具是什么?
The Garden Ninja Lee Burkhill uses a weeding tool similar to the4059NB Elements Dandelion Weeder. This handheld tool is ideal for weeding dandelions and reaching taproots. It features a hammer-finish, epoxy-coated head to prevent rusting or scratching, as well as a weatherproofed ash wood shaft, which makes it feel extra strong and durable - exactly what you want in a weeder.
To use the Elements Dandelion Weeder, push the tool straight down into the soil, as close to the centre of the weed as possible. Aim to position the taproot between the two small prongs at its tip and angle the handle down until you hear the root break. Then, simply wiggle the tool around the weed until it comes free.
Alternatively, might also want to try theFiskars 4-Claw Stand Up Weederfrom Amazon or theORIENTOOLS stand up weeder with foot pedalwhich is currently on offer. The tool's lightweight, long shaft and easy-eject design mean you don't have to reach down to rid your garden of weeds. Simply place the head over a weed, step down on the foot platform, and the four serrated, stainless-steel claws will grab the weed by the root for clean removal.
Other helpful weeding tools to consider
In addition to classic handheld weeding tools, there are several other garden tools that you may find useful for maintaining a weed-free lawn.
When dealing with stubborn or deep-rooted weeds, an electric weed burner could be useful. Using controlled heat, these tools shrivel up the weeds, making them easier to remove.
A simplegarden rakewill also come in handy for gathering and removing piles of pulled weeds. Make sure you have a sturdy garden cart or wheelbarrow on hand to transport any garden debris away from your lawn.
This simple hand weed tool has an ash handle and epoxy metal to prevent rusting
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This simple hand weed tool has an ash handle and epoxy metal to prevent rusting
Made with steel this weed tool is ideal for standing up while weeding to avoid bending over
" data-widget-type="deal" data-render-type="editorial">ORIENTOOLS Weeder Tool Weed Puller with Stainless 4 Claws and Foot Pedal | WAS£31.99NOW £27.19
Made with steel this weed tool is ideal for standing up while weeding to avoid bending over
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Gabriella is Homebuilding & Renovating's Assistant Editor. An interior design enthusiast and aspiring renovator, she’s spent the past decade crafting copy for regional publications, award-winning architects, and leading UK homeware brands.
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