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October 2, 2008

Product Review: Pop-Up Garden Bin
Managing debris when you're doing yard work can be a challenge. With so many products on the market, how do you know which ones really work? Here's what our Tool Shop columnist, Veronica Lorson Fowler, says about one of her favorite products for keeping her yard work tidy.

Product: Pop-Up Garden Bin

What it is: Lightweight canvas bin that springs up or flattens down

Where to find it: Fiskars (where it's called the Kangaroo bag), Gardener's Supply Co., and home and garden centers.

Price: $30 to $60

What I thought: A decade old, my bin is starting to get holes from heavy use. I'll replace it, though, because it's indispensable. Super light and easy to lug around, it doesn't bang against my legs like rigid buckets and heavier bins. A smaller size is available, but splurge for the size that holds 30 gallons and is 3 feet tall. You can fill it with leaves, weeds, lawn clippings, and more. It flattens down and fastens for storage. The best testimony about this tool: When two of my neighbors saw it, they both borrowed it and then bought one themselves! Get yours and start your fall clean-up!

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