Lawn Care Supplies

Lawn Trimming and Leveling Tools

Lawn leveling rakes with adjustable handles and height, as well as towable harrow levelers and surface levelers for ATVs, UTVs, and tractors—for leveling uneven surfaces and preparing the lawn surface.

Aerators and Scarifiers

Manual and tow-behind lawn aerators for loosening compacted soil, as well as lawn scarifiers for removing moss and old grass clippings, thereby improving the flow of water and nutrients to the roots.

Collectors and Cleaners

Hand-held and trailer-mounted grass and leaf collectors, as well as lawn sweepers with a large capacity for collecting debris, leaves, and clippings over large areas.

Rollers, spreaders, and rakes

Lawn rollers that can be filled with sand or water to level the lawn, spreaders for fertilizer and seeds, as well as leaf and landscape rakes for jobs of various sizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should you aerate the lawn? For most lawns, aeration once or twice a year is sufficient, preferably in the spring or fall, when the grass is actively growing and can recover more quickly from the procedure.

What is the difference between aeration and scarification? Aeration creates holes in the soil to improve the flow of air, water, and nutrients to the roots, while scarification removes a layer of moss, thatch, and old grass clippings from the lawn's surface.

How do you choose the right weight for a lawn roller? The weight of the lawn roller can be adjusted by filling it with water or sand—use a lighter weight for lighter work (such as seeding), while a fully filled roller is best for leveling uneven surfaces.