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Choosing the Best Irrigation Systems for Your Lawn & Landscape

irrigation system

FAQ: How do I choose the best irrigation systems for my lawn and landscape? Answer: The areas of your property that need regular irrigation, such as your lawn, landscape, and garden, use different irrigation systems to deliver water, such as drip irrigation, bubblers, sprinkler heads, and rotors. In this blog post, you’ll learn how to […]

Maximize Your Garden’s Growth with Summer Fertilizing

summer fertilizing

FAQ: Why is summer fertilizing a must for your garden? Answer: To make your garden grow healthy with many vegetables and fruits. Discover the incredible benefits that summer fertilizing can bring to your vegetable garden. Fertilizers provide a rich array of nutrients your plants need to thrive and flourish. In this blog post, you’ll learn […]

Celebrating 185 Years with the Brinly-Hardy Company

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This year, Brinly is turning 185 years old. This is a major milestone for our company, brand, and family. We are proud to celebrate this anniversary with our customers and community who have supported us for 185 years. Celebrate With Us Join us in celebrating our 185th anniversary with a special promotion, exclusively through The Home […]

New Product Alert: Brinly’s 54” Lawn Sweeper with DOUBLE-HELIX Brushes  

54" lawn sweeper

Check out the newest product launched from Brinly, the LS2-54BH-G, the 54” Lawn Sweeper. This is Brinly’s biggest sweeper yet, and the biggest one on the market, providing maximum coverage for maximum efficiency.   Check the Specs  VIDEO: Brinly Extra-Wide 54 inch Sweeper with Double Helix Brushes (youtube.com)  What is a Lawn Sweeper?   Raking large lawns […]

Brinly-Hardy Company Celebrates 185 Year Anniversary

original Brinly plow

Jeffersonville, In. –  Since 1839, Brinly-Hardy Company has been a leader in innovative lawn and garden products, and in 2024, they are celebrating their 185th year! The history of Brinly-Hardy is an interesting one, tracing all the way back to “Little John Brinly,” a blacksmith from Simpsonville, Kentucky. He first crafted the “Brinly” plow with […]

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