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Garden Chipper Reviews

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Date: 08/27/2006 Topics: Green Living > Gardening | Product Reviews > Lawn and Garden  
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I'm looking for a garden chipper, i.e. a mulcher to chop up small branches, garden plants, etc.

Andrew from MA
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Post by Walt816 (1) | (11/30/2007)
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Consumer Reports does good reviews of products, I've never been disappointed buying something they recommended.

I have a chipper-shredder from Sears that has worked well, but the design has changed significantly since I bought it about 15 years ago.


Post By Lynda (Guest Post) (09/05/2006)
If not a huge amount, a strong lawn mower set on low can mow a LOT more of that material than we think, I'm told. I had forgotten that and need to do that very thing for my compost materials piling up from the Fall. If we make shallow piles and keep mowing in a circle towards the middle, or the reverse if you have no catcher/bag, it works well for mulching and composting. Watch toes and big sticks. God bless you.


Post by 2oma (98) | (08/30/2006)
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I think Consumer Reports tested chippers in the last year or two-- see if your library has the annual book they put out. I do trust them.
good luck


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