Lawn and Landscape

Lawn and landscape is the catalog's widest category by subcategory count — twenty-six families covering turf care, tree work, snow, and grounds maintenance, from aerators and mowers through chippers and stump grinders.

1,618 Models8 Types ● Every spec cited to source

Tree and Brush

569 models

Trimmers, Edgers and Blowers

Tillage and Soil Prep

111 models

Snow

100 models

Sprayers, Spreaders and Seeding

67 models

Landscape Material Handling

57 models

How it works

The families group by the ground they work: turf machines cut, comb, core, and seed the lawn surface; tree equipment fells, chips, and grinds wood; installation tools bore and trench soil; and seasonal machines clear snow and leaves. Engine and battery platforms both run through the category, with battery advancing fastest in handheld classes.

Types & variants

Aerators: Core-pulling machines that relieve turf compaction.
Augers: Powered drills that bore post and planting holes in soil.
Bed Edgers: Machines that cut trenched borders around landscape beds.
Blowers: Handheld blowers for clearing leaves and debris.
Brush Mowers: Heavy-deck mowers that cut brush and saplings.
Chain Saws: Gas and battery saws for felling, limbing, and firewood.
Dethatchers: Tine machines that lift dead thatch from turf.
Hedge Trimmers: Reciprocating-blade trimmers for shaping hedges and shrubs.
Hydroseeders: Tank sprayers that apply seed slurry and liquid treatments.
Lawn Edgers: Bladed machines that cut clean edges along pavement.
Lawn Mowers: Walk-behind, riding, and zero-turn mowers for turf of every size.
Lawn Rollers: Ballastable drums that firm seedbeds and smooth turf.
Log Splitters: Hydraulic machines that split firewood rounds.
Overseeders: Slit-seeders that cut seed into existing turf.
Post Drivers: Percussion tools that drive fence posts into the ground.
Pruners: Extended-reach pruners and saws for overhead limbs.
Snow Blowers: Single- and two-stage machines that clear snow from pavements.
Sod Cutters: Machines that slice under turf to remove it in strips.
Straw Blowers: Machines that blow straw mulch over seeded ground.
Stump Grinders: Carbide-wheel machines that mill stumps below grade.
Tillers: Tine machines that break and blend soil for beds and gardens.
Trenchers: Compact chain machines that cut narrow utility trenches.
String Trimmers: Rotating-line trimmers for grass and weeds along edges.
Sweepers: Ride-on and walk-behind sweepers for pavement and grounds.
Wheelbarrows: Steel and poly barrows for moving material by hand.
Wood and Brush Chippers: Drum and disc machines that reduce branches and brush to chips.

How to choose

Season and task locate the subcategory; property scale sets the machine class within it. Renovation work (aerate, dethatch, overseed) clusters in spring and fall; tree and clearing equipment is sized by stem diameter; mowing by area and obstacles. Outdoor power equipment safety standards and utility locates for anything that digs apply throughout.

Standards & certifications

ANSI/OPEI · B71 series: Safety specifications for consumer and commercial turf-care equipment.
ANSI · B175.1: Safety requirements for gasoline-powered chain saws.

Frequently asked

What equipment does a full lawn renovation involve?

The classic sequence: dethatch or aerate to open the turf, overseed to introduce new grass, roll for seed contact, and irrigate — most of it machine work from this category's renovation families.

What handles clearing brush and small trees?

Escalating by stem size: string trimmers and brush mowers for growth to a couple of inches, chain saws beyond that, with chippers reducing the debris and stump grinders finishing the stumps.

Which machines dig or cut into the ground?

Augers, trenchers, sod cutters, bed edgers, and dethatchers all disturb soil — and anything that does starts with a utility locate.