Rake for garden work
Landscape rake is also called beach rake, gravel or leveling.
Landscape rake material
Landscape rakes are one of the most frequently used types of rakes. The rake consists of two parts. And their material can be metal or plastic. The stronger the material, the harder it can be used on harder surfaces.
The most common types of landscape rakes
Options for using a landscape rake:
1. Ground leveling and sorting
Now that your garden has been dug out, you must level it and remove all stones, roots, weeds and other debris. A rake is also used to level the soil and prepare it for planting.
A rake is good to use when designing access roads or lanes in your garden. Rake is well-used for leveling the soil, to improve drainage. A good strong rake can also be used to break up clods of dirt.
2. Removal of debris
Landscape rake will help to remove garbage from the site. Well clear the ground from the fallen branches, pine needles, torn out weed.
3. Distribution of mulch and compost
An excellent way to level out mulch or compost with a wide landscape rake.
Most gardeners use a lot of compost – it is their gardens and the wide rake head of this type helps to move and distribute the compost easily.
You can also use strong tines to dig out the compost into the soil and mix it all into one top layer.
4. Help you create access roads and garden paths
The strength of the metal landscape rake will cope well with the gravel or stones in the driveways to the house.
5. Clearing the coastline of debris and algae
Landscape rakes will clean the sand on the coastline from unnecessary algae and debris. A special rake head leaves a beautiful mark on the sand.
Landscape Rake Attachments for Tractor
