Your pretty garden need a Wood Chipper

We will meet the last Solar terms in Summer for Chinese traditional, it named as Great Heat, we also called it “Da shu” in Chinese. That means the hottest time in a year is coming. The lush foliage, green grassland, all plants is full of life, so today I want to introduce one product that is wood chipper.

It’s easy to take for granted just how massive and heavy trees can be since we live with them day after day. When one goes down, whether from a storm or landscaping maintenance, it can be a large problem to deal with the incredible large mess they make. At this time, wood chipper is a good helper.

Wood chippers (also called shredders or mulchers) are heavy-duty power machines meant for transforming large piles of branches, leaves, and yard waste into small organic chips that may be used for other gardening needs or disposed of more easily. If you have a yard with a lot of bushes or trees that need trimming, it can save you an enormous amount of time and provide a valuable source of mulch and compost.

Here I guess someone is wondering do I exactly need a wood chipper? If you live in an area with a lot of trees, especially pine trees, most definitely yes! Because a wood chipper is capable of cutting large, heavy material into small chips, it not only makes the chore of removing the yard waste so much easier, but you can actually use what you’d otherwise throw away. By utilizing a wood chipper to process your large yard waste, you will be provided with a number of options unavailable beforehand. Wood and leaf mulch provides nutrients for your other plants and also keeps the weeds down.

There is not a lot of work on wood chippers. You’re only to need to dispose of that yard waste anyway, right? Using wood chippers can actually save a lot of time and make fun with your family, as well as save money by not hiring a service to dispose of your organic debris.

One of the most important thing is when comes to using a machine is safety .Like any large power tool, it’s a good idea to respect the machine that you’re using. Pay attention to what you’re doing and be present while you’re actively operating the wood chipper. Make sure that you have the proper safety equipment, such as work gloves, ear protection, and safety glasses. It would be a must preparation to consider this safety helmet and ear muff package. Wear closed-toed shoes and no baggy clothing. Keep your hands (and other limbs) well away from the hopper. Finally, make sure you process what you’re feeding into the wood chipper by using clippers or loppers. Branches with large knots or that aren’t trimmed down enough can get stuck in a wood chipper and stall the motor. Feed material firmly, please don’t force anything too strongly.

One last thing is to keep in mind that wood chipper can be part of your life. Turning crazy piles of branches and leaving into mulch for your yard and garden actually helps your environment healthier. At myself and Trade Peak is ready to be your partner on any kind of garden tools. Hope all of you build a pretty garden!