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A slope mower is built to mow ground too steep for an ordinary mower. Here are the main types, what their slope ratings mean, and how to pick one for your hill.

Asked what stops them buying a robot mower, people name five things: price, slopes, theft, setup and trust. Here is an honest answer to each, and how to check your own yard.

A lawn service is a running cost; a robot mower is an upfront cost plus small yearly upkeep. Here is a simple way to compare five years with your own numbers.

The last leaf cleanup should come after your latest trees drop but before the first lasting snow. Here is how to time it, what to clear, and what you can leave.

Backpack blowers are flexible, walk-behind blowers move big volumes on open ground, and robot blowers work on a schedule without you. Here is how to choose for a large yard.

Leaf removal prices vary with yard size, tree cover, how many visits you need and whether leaves are hauled away. Here is how to estimate your own cost and compare it with doing it yourself.

One Yarbo Core takes a mower, a leaf blower and a snow blower. Here is what the robot does each month of the year, when to swap modules, and the upkeep that goes with each season.

Large robots arrive by freight or parcel and can weigh well over 100 pounds boxed. Here is how to prepare, what to check before you sign, how to unbox safely, and what to do if something is wrong.

Wire-free robot mowers skip the buried boundary wire, but they still need a careful setup. Here is what the first day looks like, from unboxing to the first supervised mow.