Anyone who has a small garden knows all too well how much work there is all year round. However, when it\’s a large area, keeping it in its normal state can turn into a nightmare. However, if you want your garden to literally stand out and make the surrounding gardens look like the poor relation by comparison, you\’ll have to try a lot harder. Fortunately, today you don\’t have to rely on traditional manual labour for this, although you can\’t avoid that either, but you can use modern machines that make the job a little more manageable.
Mower
A lawnmower is definitely one of the standards. But not some old hand-powered one, which you\’d be just as likely to hurt yourself with, but a modern version that can, with a bit of exaggeration, cut the grass itself. The choice is varied, so feel free to choose one whose parameters suit you perfectly. Both classic petrol machines and their electric alternatives are commonly sold. With a petrol mower you can get everywhere without any problems, you just need to have at least a few drops of petrol in the tank. Even with an electric mower you can mow the whole garden, but you need a long enough cable, which is sometimes a problem. If you have a smaller garden, go for the electric type, but if you have a larger plot, don\’t hesitate to go for a petrol mower.
Brushcutter
You can certainly work wonders with a good lawnmower, but not all of them. It is, after all, a rather large machine and it doesn\’t get everywhere. You won\’t be able to cut grass in close proximity to trees, fences, flower beds or the house with a lawnmower. However, you don\’t need to take scissors for this job. Just order a different type of garden equipment – a brushcutter, which is invented for this kind of work. With its help, you can cut grass blades practically anywhere you like. In addition, it can also be used to maintain shrubs and, of course, hedges to a certain extent. When working with the brushcutter, you should wear protective clothing in the form of long trousers and safety goggles.
