Landzie Spreader with Upgraded Side Clasps, Peat Moss Spreader, Metal Mesh Basket, Comfort Grip Handles, and Compost Spreader for Lawn and Garden

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It’s possible to add efficiency to the process, of course. You can make compost piles and spread them out strategically, for example. That means less work raking them out across the target area. However, it still means plenty of effort and time spent on this process. Spreading compost over a large area with only simple tools can be hard work and take a lot of time. The Landzie Spreader is an innovative new lawn tool, which we sell in different sizes. For example, consider our 36″ Spreader or 44″ Spreader if you have a larger area of lawn to cover. If you are looking for a cheaper compost spreader for sale, then please browse our line of deeply discounted scratch & dent Landzie Spreaders. Is the Landzie a garden Compost Spreader? The Landzie Guarantee: Here at Landzie, nothing comes before our customers. Since day one, we’ve built our entire business with you, our customer, in mind. You should also consider ease of use . Lawn spreading is a manual task, and while a spreader will make the task less labour-intensive, you’ll need to look for one that makes the job as easy as possible. Durable yet lightweight materials will ensure the spreader is easy to push across the lawn.

The only real downside of this spreader is that it’s difficult to assemble. The instruction manual leaves a lot to be desired and the pictures are small. Patience is required during the assembly process.Yes, the Landzie Spreader is a Top Soil Spreader! Simply fill the Landzie Spreader with top soil and roll it over your lawn to distribute the top soil evenly. Can you put too much compost on your lawn? The folks at Landzie have spent years perfecting the design, so it works much better than any DIY Compost Spreader. Choose our Compost Spreader to focus on getting your lawn and garden where you want them to be. Where can I find a Compost Spreader for sale?

DURABLE – Made from ultra-strong powder coated steel you can be sure this Woodside lawn spreader can be used again and again and won’t let you downThe downside is that they may not apply the product as evenly. More compost will land closer to the unit, while less lands further away from the unit. We’re proud to call this the best peat moss spreader on the market. And the best topsoil spreader machine, best compost spreader, and much more. No matter which applications you use it for, you can count on this spreader to get the job done, each and every time. There’s two types of spreader to choose from depending on the size of your lawn and preferences. Both are suitable for spreading compost, grass seed and fertiliser. It has large 20.3 cm wheels which allow you to move over undulating terrain and wet grass with ease. The handle is comfortable to hold, but rubber grips would give it the edge over other models.

It does have a high price point, but it’s clear to see why when you look at the unit itself. It’s made from quality steel with a powder coated finish. The mesh basket has been heat treated to prevent corrosion. Despite the heavy duty steel construction, it remains fairly lightweight, at just over 12.5 kg. As we all know, it can be difficult to rely on a dry spell in the UK. Gardeners who wait for dry days often find they never get anything done! Keeping the compost dry by covering the hopper is a simple yet effective solution, making this Handy model the best lawn spreader to use in bad weather. Finally, look at the ease of cleaning. If you’re going to be using your spreader for a variety of material, such as compost, fertiliser and lawn seed, it’s essential that your spreader is easy to clean after use. Many can simply be hosed down.The size of the hopper dictates how much compost you can take with you at any time. The hopper is the container where grass seed and fertiliser is unloaded from. A small hopper will need frequent refilling , meaning some jobs will take you a lot longer. If the capacity is too large, you’ll be pushing unnecessary weight around your garden. You’ll need to balance having a spreader large enough for the amount of compost you need, without sacrificing manoeuvrability. Drop spreaders tend to use more product , as more is dropped in a concentrated area. Rotary spreaders spread the product more thinly , meaning you can cover a larger area with less product. Adjusting the Spread and Distribution Rate If you’ve got a bumpy lawn or a range of terrains to cross before you get to your flower beds, the The Handy THS50 Broadcast Spreader is a good choice. Thanks to its large pneumatic wheels, this spreader is capable of navigating a range of terrain, including wet and undulating lawn. The Gardebruk Spreader strikes a great compromise between practicality and affordability. Garden tools can be costly, and Gardebruk has managed to keep the cost of this unit down while still ensuring it makes light work of spreading compost.

The control lever on the handle allows you to regulate the spread. There’s also an on/off switch at the handle, so you can turn off the spread while you’re moving across your patio, for instance. As it rotates, this spreader breaks up clumpy materials. This reduces the amount of wastage, saving money on compost as you’re not applying large chunks to certain parts of the lawn. The spreading width can be adjusted from 1.5 to 6 m according to your walking speed. The spreading quantity can be adjusted using a lever on the handle, while there’s also an open and close function. When moving the spreader across your patio for instance, the spread can be turned off. Spreading compost onto a lawn is a lengthy and labour-intensive process without a good spreader. The Landzie Lawn & Garden Spreader makes light work of distributing compost and other garden matter across your lawn or flowerbeds, including fertiliser, topsoil and mulch. While this spreader feels robust, you’ll need some patience to put it together. Once assembled, it makes spreading compost on lawns very straight forward, but the instructions could be much clearer.The Landzie Compost Spreader drastically reduces the hassle and mess of spreading top dressing by separating larger chunks from granular material as it tumbles and stirs throughout the metal mesh screen cage drum. READ NEXT: Where Can I Dispose of Old Compost Selecting the Compost Spreader With The Best Features The 23 kg hopper keeps the spreader lightweight and manoeuvrable, while ensuring you won’t need to constantly fill up with more product. It can be used to spread compost, grass seed, pesticide and fertiliser. The mesh opening has small enough spaces that clumps of compost will be left in the spreader, reducing wastage. It’s suitable for compost, manure, peat moss and other top dressing materials, so it’s a great all rounder. It has a 60 cm wide drum and 76 L capacity which makes it efficient across wider stretches of lawn. It has a mesh basket with diamond-shaped 1/2-inch by 3/4-inch openings. Breaks up clumpy materials as it tumbles, leaving behind any large, unwanted residual in the drum for disposal.