Landzie Weeder - 44 Inch Long Steel Stand Up Manual Weed Remover Tool

Landzie's Weeder Easily Removes Foxtail!

Yellow Foxtail, also known as Pigeon grass, is an invasive weed that can reach heights of one to three feet tall and has long, white hairs on the upper leaf base, with flat, reddish-tinted leaf sheaths that are characteristic of yellow foxtail. Additionally, it contains a minimum of five yellow bristles beneath each spikelet, and the plant typically thrives in turf grass.

Foxtail can be challenging to get rid of once it has taken up residence in your yard, but the 4 serrated claws of the Landzie Weeder are specially designed to get deep into the roots, helping dig them out of the soil and prevent the weed from coming back.

Landzie's Weeder Easily Removes Spanish Needles!

Spanish needles grow in various environments, including sandy, dry, infertile, and moist, fertile soil. They are found most frequently in regions disturbed by people or other animals and are somewhat dry and well-sunned.

Spanish needle weeds aren't all terrible; they have beautiful leaves and small white blooms with a yellow center that draw bees and other helpful insects. Unfortunately, the plant is exceedingly invasive and develops seeds that attach to anything they contact, including hair, cloth, and fur.

Use your Landzie Weeder to remove these aggressive weeds once and for all by pulling them down to the roots, ensuring they will not be able to come back next season.

Landzie's Weeder Easily Removes Common Mugwort!

Mugwort's resilience and their rhizomes' (their specific root system's) ability to spread make management difficult. This deeply rooted system can make the plant difficult to remove, and more susceptible to return than other types of weeds.

For most effective removal, use your Landzie weeder to dig the complete root system out of the ground when pulling the weed. Make sure that the root is pulled from the surrounding soil around the plant.

Step 2: Aerate Your Lawn with a Landzie Fork Aerator

Landzie recommends aerating your lawn during peak growing periods - namely early spring or fall for cool-season grasses, and late spring through early summer for warm-season grasses, as this will help the grass recover more quickly.

Aeration is key to combating soil compaction, which inhibits the flow of essential nutrients to your soil. A layer of compacted soil just 1/4 to 1/2 inches thick can make a significant difference in the health and beauty of your lawn. Aeration alleviates the compaction by creating holes down into the soil so that air, water and nutrients can reach grass roots.

Step 3: Evenly Grade Top Dressing With the Landzie Lawn Level

Landzie has produced an extra-wide lawn level that makes this step a breeze.

Your Landzie lawn level will fill in any gaps and ensure the topsoil is evenly distributed throughout your lawn. It will flatten any bump and fill any holes in the ground, ensuring that your yard is flat, even, and uniform as it grows..

Step 4: Apply Topsoil with a Landzie Spreader

Use your Landzie Lawn and Garden Spreader to evenly distribute the topdressing you've selected on your lawn. Common selections of topsoil include compost, peat moss, topdressing, mulch, and more.

A layer of topdressing will help protect new grass seed from predators and adverse weather conditions, as well as provide essential nutrients and moisture retention for your lawn.