Can this trim Baltic ivy along my walk.
231878
I would not recommend it,it is great on grass and at the same time it saves my back.Love 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.
231880
mary, I cut one end of I/16" tree root no problem but its not made for that its made for grass
231881
I am sorry but I do not know what Baltic Ivy is. If you can't cut it with regular shears I doubt if this will do any better. this is a pair of shears with a long handle.....saves my back...
231882
Only for light growth: would not handle branches more than say 1/4"diameter.
553570
Yes I've used them on ivy plants and they work well mine is in beautiful condition.
736181
Yes. Takes 2 double AA's Use to trim around ears and neck. Still use razor blade after
1699716
I have not used it for this specific purpose, but I have every reason to believe it would work just fine. The leaves I have shredded have all been dry, but I think it would probably work all right on fresh flower stems. It is basically like an edger that you would use to trim your drive or sidewalk of grass.
736652
I m not familiar with this plant but keep in mind the blade is only a few inches long. I've cut 2x2" boards with no problem if that helps.
1515695
yes. I use it on all sorts of hedges (boxwood, privet, yew, juniper) and privet should be fine as long as the branches are not larger than your finger.
969691
If you don't try to trim too much too fast it can. Use a large drum grinder and make sure you don't hold on nail too long as it'll heat up.
672115
I'm not positive, but if the unwanted stalks share a root system with any of the wanted stalks, I would NOT use this product. I am able to kill all invasive ivy by spraying only the leaves, and it works down to the roots. I would say NO, to your question.
325353
No, you should buy a hay rake for that. Or see if a neighbor can do it for you. There is a huge difference between grass clippings and hay.
1679674
I used a very sharp scissor for the garden to cut this. It's a little tuff but I think it works fine. Probably a blade cutter would be successful too. Good luck!
633193
We use ours to cut Bermuda Grass which it does fine. My wife who is the turf expert thinks it would cut St. Augustine if you did it on a regular basis, and didn't let it grow tall and out of control. It works well for a small area.
447399
Absolutely! You must be take care to be sure it is not in the cutting path. Not too hard to do.
1496047
I don't know the plant, but you might be changing the lines a lot. I would get a bicycle handle brush cutter with a metal blade--Stihl or other--price is roughly comparable. The brush cutter will cut anything you've got short of trees. elw
84182
No, it works edging between lawn and flower beds. It is an excellent hedge trimmer for ornamental shrubs.
1255622
I don't know that it will take care of the vines of the ivy very well unless it's sort of chopped up and totally dried out.
577330
No. It will cut a groove about two inches away from the fence line and leave the grass between pickets uncut. I think that only a string trimmer will do your fence justice.
38728
More than likely. You might just need to do a Lil trim work with a razor blade