Selections Long Handled Leaf Collecting Rake Grabber

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What I will say is that I still use a leaf rake to collect the leaves into a pile first or use the leaf blower. Welcome to my site, my name is John and I have been lucky enough to work in horticultural nurseries for over 15 years in the UK. In a scissor-like movement, you can bunch leaves together before dumping them into a garden waste bag. Keeping our lawns and paths clear of leaves and garden debris can become a gruelling task, particularly in the autumn months.

We've included a mix of both leaf grabber designs in our roundup so you can find a suitable match for your needs and outdoor space.Compost Explore our wide range of compost products to keep your garden happy, healthy, and full of helpful nutrients. Even in dry weather conditions your tools, if left outside, are exposed to moisture from wet grass and dew. This is a leaf grabber whose handles are made of red powder-coated steel and overall build quality is great including the plastic scoops. The Draper Leaf Grabber is a slightly better choice for the extra tenner, especially for larger areas.

Mostly just build quality but I cover the different types of leaf grabbers and their pros and cons below. This model features moulded grip handles for added comfort and they'd work particularly well for long hedge trimmings. Then open the grabber so the blades are apart, put them around the pile of leaves, close the grabber handles, and you’ve captured the laves. While they're on the more expensive end of the scale as leaf grabbers go, with plenty of five star reviews and from such a trusted brand, they're likely to be a worthwhile investment.There are convenient rubber grips on the end of the poles for your comfort – you grab along the poles somewhere that suits you.

The award-winning Darlac Grab-N-Lift is a super handy garden tool that’s perfect for gathering large volumes of leaves, twigs, grass cuttings and more. This is not the most sturdy design and construction so you need to be a bit careful when using it but its lasted me years. The latter are more suited to those with bad backs, as you can pick up garden waste without bending over. So when I use it, I open the scoops, put them on the ground and pull them towards me, pulling the leaves, clippings and other debris into a mound or long pile.Leaf grabbers let you shovel and pick up lots of leaves in one sweeping motion, a sort of rake and shovel in one. If you have smaller gardens, then I would probably recommend just going with the Darlac leaf grabber and saving some money. I recently purchased a Darlac – Grab – N – Lift and it’s truly the best gardening implement that I’ve bought in years, I’m partially disabled with arthritis in my hip and other ailments and The Darlac Grab – N – Lift has made gardening so much easier, No more bending to pick up rubbish from sticks to weeds and grass I have now run out of things to pick up, I’m now waiting for Autumn to come as I have a massive tree in my back garden with thousands of leaves on it and I’ll have a great time using my Darlac Grab -N – Lift to pick them all up. We have been using the Darlac Grab n Lift for a few years now and find it to be a brilliant piece of kit.