Does this have the ability to shave the flower heads off of chrysanthemums (Mums)? They have to be cut off in a round bowl shape three times a year.
2007698
I really never used the product for anything other than trimming grass in tight spots. Should probably work for this however.
2007699
Hi. I would not recommend it. I use a good hand cutter instead but it could be used if you wanted too, although it will be hard on the battery and cutters... ELLA
2007700
Yes, but you might find the extended blade more useful for that task. It is very easy to attach and can trim off flower heads in one easy swooping pass.
2007701
I have two units...one is for grass and the other for trimming small bushes with soft branches, so it should definitely work on mums.
2007702
I'm not sure but if it won't jam the blades it should. Also I think you would need to use the hedge trimmer attachment.
537170
I haven't tried but am pretty sure it would as long there weren't huge stems from say a rosemary plant or large seeds like coriander. The blades are fine, yet strong and very sharp so they should cut up most dry herbs quite easliy.
73738
I use it to trim, grind and cut off ceramic glaze from pottery. I would say, yes it can.
960
Gee, I haven't seen it on the market. Besides, the one with a longer handle comes from a different brand and has a butterfly opening at the top, so it does not comes apart when replacing a shaving blade. Yeah, it would be nice if one could have a choice of different handle sizes! Hope this was the answer you were looking for.
1699718
It's a string trimmer in a housing. From my experience, if they are green and soft it does a decent job. The tough ones like roses will not shred. It will break them but not much more.
175932
I have gardened most of my 72 years, and this is, by far, the best hand tool I have ever owned. The. Best. Yes it will take out strawberries, dandelions, clover, runner grass, thistles, whatever. Follow the instructions. Plants let go best from moist spring soil, so get on it! Loosen plants with the CobraHead, then ease them out. No need to settle for yanking out half a weed. You can have it all, once and for all.
1841892
I use it primarily for cutting palm fronds, which are quite firm. However, I have used it to trim spent crape myrtle blooms/seed pods, and it works on both wonderfully. Rarely have I been so pleased with a relatively simple product. I think it should work for you, but can't be sure. Just dry off the blades when you are done :)
1030291
It's quite small, with a very small blade. I would use something with a longer blade for pruning rose bushes.
1219545
Yes! but I wpuld only reccopmend if you are going to cut white potatoes or softer vegetables. WILL NOT WORK FOR SWEET POTATOES, YAMS OR TURNIPS
492520
Depends on the flower, but yes it will kill most vegetation that is not a type of grass.
1680661
My main purpose was to kill the nut sedge in my daylily beds and it does that without distorting the daylilies. It will kill other plants (like thyme and daiseys) but not bermuda, fescue or lirope.
966260
that's what I got it for it extends out about 3 inches, but save your self money don't buy it find another brand. this one is not as good as when they first came out, this one doesn't have the power to shave fuzz off a peach, Its far weaker than the same one I purchased a few years ago, the blades won't trim anything.
361246
No, it's useless based on my experience! It'll barely cut a twig. And if something clogs it up, you have to take it apart to be able to try to use it again. That's just my opinion, though. I don't want them to sue me.
1446329
Absolutely. Ive bought tons of different trimmers. This is the best. Almost shaves as well
884583
Yes. There is a separate blade that be changed and used to shred cabbage, sprouts, onions, even zucchini. Quite easy to change once you've done it a few times."
2270296
Yes..it will...not uniformly but it will chop and if not careful, pulverize it.
231879
I would not recommend this for any type of growth other than grass or dandelions. It is good on grass but a branch might be harder to cut and cause the blades to separate.