Trimming with Fiskars Pruners and cutting with Great States Reel Lawn Mower
Channel: kellyroycekey by Kelly
Date: 2021-08-27

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Title: Trimming with Fiskars Pruners and cutting with Great States Reel Lawn Mower

Music: 
A Typical Ride Out and Quangerine Cream by Noir Et Blanc Vie

Noir Et Blanc Vie (Stephen Fitzgerald) is a Keyboardist, Producer, and Videographer from Los Angeles California. Not only accomplished in the world of music, but video as well, he runs the successful channel of the same name. He produced his first record for the band Orangeburg Massacre at just 18 years old. After attending Berklee College of Music, he moved from Boston to Los Angeles to assist at the legendary Track Record studios in North Hollywood — working with artists such as RZA and David Banner and contributing to songs for Allen Stone. He toured with his own group, Godsons, and most recently produced tracks on The Self Help Book from the artist Kwesy Mojo. He has also created content for Synth with Pedalboards and The Beginners Guide to Eurorack. Noir Et Blanc Vie is a passionate keyboardist who believes it’s never too late to find a love for learning music.

www.sequential.com

Gardening & Yard Care Tools
At Fiskars, we believe in the art – and science – of creating and enjoying your own outdoor haven. That’s why we take a holistic approach to develop garden tools that reflect hours of immersive study, research, and validation, resulting in gardening tools that outperform the competition and feel like a natural extension of your body.
 
From garden tools designed to help you cultivate a better garden, to yard tools that let you take back your yard, our versatile gardening tools are equipped with smart technologies and award-winning, ergonomic features that help make it easier – and more enjoyable – to transform your outdoor space.



Pruning Shears
Make clean cuts on stems and branches up to one inch thick with hand pruners that feel like a natural extension of your hand.

Using pruning shears to regularly trim perennial flowers and fruit trees, deadhead blooming plants, or cut long, wayward branches out of shrubs encourages overall plant health while refreshing your yard and garden’s overall appearance. To help you power through stems and branches, our garden shears feature a range of technologies to maximize your cutting power, as well as other innovative features designed to enhance overall performance and ergonomics.

www.fiskars.com

American Lawn Mower Company was established in 1895. Our history goes back over 125 years. From the Victorian era to World War II to the second suburban boom of the 1970s, we’ve been around for nearly every industrial revolution in America. From day one, we built the business around providing a cleaner and greener option for maintaining America’s lawns.

1902
In 1902 American Lawn Mower Company moved to a new home and started manufacturing lawn mowers in Muncie, Indiana. Here, the business continued to manufacture a complete line of reel lawnmowers.

1936
American Lawn and Great States Unite
In 1936, American Lawn Mower Company acquired the Great States 
Corporation in Shelbyville, which also produced reel lawnmowers.
The merging of these two companies continues to stand strong and is one of the big reasons why American Lawnmower still exists today.

1950's
Post War Boom Creates Reel Mower Bust
The reel mower business sustained nearly 60 manufacturers and boomed until the post-war era. With increased industrialization, came power rotary mowers. For a short time prior to 1950. American /Great States produced power reel mowers to ride out the post-war decline in the market and after that time continued to manufacture reel mowers. By 1953, power mower sales surpassed reel mower sales, and most reel mower manufacturers went out of business.
American/Great States was able to survive largely because the family who owned the business also owned an iron foundry where they could get cast iron mower components inexpensively.

americanlawnmower.com