does it work for trees that have lost their leaves?
580399
Yes. The light will illuminate the branches. Looks great when the light sort of bends around the branches giving you a 3 day effect. Looks fantastic!
1214879
No, I don't think it would work well for that. I used it on pinecones and small branches and it worked well. I use my lawnmower with bag (Greenworks as well) to collect and mulch leaves.
2188027
I did on mine. Can't really say it works or not. But so far so good. One out of four already spread out its leaves. Others are still slowly in their process of growing. Overall, they all are doing alright so far. Hope this help.
879884
This Item will move grass, dust, sawdust and dry leaves from hard surfaces pretty well until the battery dies. As far as moving leaves from grassy surfaces I think it's a stretch. If the leaves are light and dry like from a Linden tree perhaps yes if they are like Oak or Maple leaves, less likely and if they are wet forget about it.
559339
It works on leaves with longish stems, so I don't see why not. My pine needles are about 4" long and it works just fine on them. If you have longer needles, I wouldn't imagine it has much trouble as it's a matter of flipping them out and as long as any part of the needle/stem/leaf/bract is caught, it seems to do the job. It also works fine on very small leaves which are actually harder to get out. Love the little thing.
53690
It works for older trees. I'm not sure about new ones. Something's have a different connector.
994119
It works well. You have to make sure you pick up any leaves off the ground and if trees are near a fence spray the lower part of the fence. Leaves left on the ground can re-infect the tree since peach leaf curl is a fungus.
1605647
I have been successful with this. I applied to suckers over a year ago and they have not come back. It is the only thing that has worked for me. I used it on a flowering pear tree. Now this year I have had new suckers start and again I just applied and they are dead.
1994972
Yes. Obviously it works better on dry leaves but it works pretty well with wet ones too.
1377227
Yes, I've used it on my avacado and citrus trees and it seem to give them new life.
36709
It will definitely mulch and chop up dry leaves. I tried some slightly wet leaves and it worked so so depending on how wet and heavy the leaves were. I trimmed my shrubs and tried to suck up and mulch the clippings. If the clippings were short it worked just fine, even tough they were still green. The bigger twigs with sticks and leaves would get sucked up but NOT mulched and eventually plugged the input. Thus I would like to modify / sharpen the blades to cut up small fresh cut and still green shrub clippings. I will need to research this option further.
776871
Hi. Well I have used normal leaf blowers to do that very job and since this is a little stronger than a leaf blower, it should work fine.
1754850
It didn't work!! I even tried spraying it on the ground, which worked a little bit better then spraying it on the trees themselves. I suspect that what's needed is the 'professional' sprays which aren't available for home use.
1770237
actually, it did help with our tomatoes ... had to look for the word copper to remember what it was. it does help with leaf browning off from bottom up and saved the plant for us. for a day after the application, the leaves look kinda gray but soon look better.
1494826
NO, and doesn't work for dry leaves ether! This product was only good for small twigs 1/8 in size, no smaller or bigger!
2125161
Not really; I just used it 2 days ago on 'light' fall droppings, & emptied it 3 times (less than 1/4 acre of leaves). I'm also not sure how it would work on grass clippings (I doubt it would do much of a good job)But I LOVE IT for leaves... :-)
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I dont have pine trees, and dont get pine needles, but as long as they are floating on the top it should pick them up. It picks up leaves,spiders bugs and even small frogs.