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We have a ton of sweetgum balls and pinecones in the yard. Picking them up is a constant chore. Most solutions I've tried pickup everything, which in many cases I want to leave behind the pinestraw and ground cover in areas that don't have grass. These are some of the things I've tried. Raking - Whenever I think about why raking doesn't work for this, I'm reminded of the comment I once read "Ya'll will do anything to avoid raking". That's not not true, although the reason is

Years ago I started a worm compost bin, which began a multi year experiment to create the best worm compost bin. I tried many different things and kept making improvements and simplifying it until it worked super well and required no maintenance. There are worm bin products that can be purchased. They are often quite expensive for a bunch of plastic trays. The trays are shallow and don't hold much scraps or compost. They fill up quickly for a family of four. I began the journ

The blades that come on robotic lawnmowers like the Mammotion LUBA and YUKA are different from the large blades on a traditional gas mower. Robot lawnmowers use small, thin razor-style blades and rely on their sharpness for cutting because the decks have much less power than a gas mower. A traditional-style mower needs a sharp blade, too, but its sheer power can cut and mulch grass even when the blade is a little dull. A robot lawnmower needs a razor-sharp blade to keep cutti