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Sometimes water alone isn’t enough, even if it’s coming fast enough to put your eye out.

A cordless pressure washer? Shouldn’t even be possible. Yet here we are.

Tuck him in beside the hostas: a hand-painted gnome monk, cross in hand, with a few woodland creatures gathered at his side.

Hold one up to the light and the petals just keep going. It’s easy to see why they’re called peony tulips.

Low, daisy-faced and generous by nature, these anemones keep adding to the display on their own, filling in a bit more each year.

If your flower bed needs a showpiece, look up. These purple globes can top out around five feet.

The weather may still be deciding what season it is, but your tulips can read a calendar.

A flowerpot on the back steps, a bee working its way around, and a few double blooms snipped for the kitchen. That’s the summer these anemones have in mind.

Just when the garden seems to be catching its breath, these open: cream brushed with red and pink.

The rear row of a spring bed once belonged to shrubs and patience. Now it can belong to yellow tulips up to 3 feet tall.

Three witches have left their hats behind. Their taste in candy makes them easy to identify.

When autumn scatters its handiwork across the yard, a strongly worded gust of wind is in order.

A well-kept yard requires a small array of tools, but an extension cord doesn’t have to be one of them.

Some branches overstay their welcome. Some cords do, too.

The leaves will fall. That doesn’t mean they have to take up quite so much space once you’ve raked them up.

For yards that need a little finesse and not a full power tool symphony.

It’s called a turbine blower for a reason. And that reason is wooooooooooosh!!

For branches that thought they were safe just because they didn’t hear you struggling with a pull cord.

There’s something impressively optimistic about looking at a chunk of ragged dirt and thinking, “This will be tomatoes.”

Don’t be scarified. It’s going to be okay.

Be honest, calling it a foam cannon makes you way more interested in whatever chore this is going to help you with.