can you lay this on the ground and just blow the leaves into it?
746034
yes you probably could, the frame is light weight and if you only have light things in the bag it would be easily movable. its like the "extra" pair of hands you dont have
746035
Doubtful, as the paper bags do not fit tight enough on the edges and it would just blow off. The frame just does not work with paper bags and I do not believe in using plastic bags for the environment.
746036
I've never used mine that way but I would say yes you could lay it down on the ground and blow leaves directly into it
927804
lthough we placed ours on red brick, I can't see why you coundn't place it directly on the ground, PS very happy with this spa, works as advertised.
747497
Yes you can fly it outside if there is no wind whatsoever. Even if you see leaves barely moving, keep it inside.
999880
I think it would be hard to do. I try to plan the job after a rain when the ground is a little softer. Maybe you could also build something to mount on top somehow
2110746
No, it's permanently in the ground. I intend it to be part of my garden beauty. My husband put it together & in the ground. Took part of a day & it is gorgeous. Don't think the integrity of it would last if you tried to take it down over & over.
600414
You can set the poles in the ground. But you know your project so please decide accorddingly. I will go with the "ground"
1282083
It just sits on the ground. Put some weed barrier underneath and you're all set.
2141199
Sure you can, it has rings in all corners so you can put poles to stick to the ground. I did and in very heavy winds nothing happens. My tent and my canopy blow away but the cabana hold it.
1210905
You could just put it on the grass. Make sure you stake it down somehow though, or else it'll fly away.
838466
I don't see why that would be a problem, just keep the leaves reasonably dry, take your time, and don't overlaid the hopper. Wet leaves could plug things up and start causing problems.
1636984
I think it would be great for that. It is not powerful enough to be a leaf blower.
1481203
You can. They are hollow. But the design is robust enough that I simply set it on the ground. My plant dies off in the winter so I push the arbor back against the house and then move it back out in Spring to train to the plant that grows up around it.
463039
Yes, but it is more useful for hard, woody stuff - twigs and small branches. Leaves don't compact so much and tend to fill up the pile at the output rather quickly.
601239
Yes , it just takes enough rain/water to soak it into ground. Even if it doesnt rain a lot it will help get granules down against the dirt/soil
1222519
No, not if you don't want to. But it would probably be beneficial to dig out the area under the bottom tier, get rid of the grass and amend the soil in that area since it's shallow there. Then cover the entire area of the planter with newspaper or cardboard. Set up the planted on top and then fill with soil. This will help supress weeds and grass underneath and will eventually break down and amend the soil.
1093695
I don't see why you can not lay it on its side ,one side has not vents for cooling so lay that side down, hope this helps
2214597
Yes you could drive tent stakes into the ground, it has about a 1/2 - 5/8 inch wide flat.