The garden debris receptacle with dustpan comprises a refuse container and a lip extension. The lip extension attaches to the refuse container. The garden debris receptacle with dustpan is configured for use with agricultural refuse. The lip extension forms a ramp that assists in loading the agricultural refuse into the refuse container.

A debris collection device includes a mouth having an upper wall, sidewalls, and a lower wall defining a mouth opening therebetween. A bag coupler is attached to the mouth and is configured to releasably couple a bag to the mouth. A chute includes an elongated base extending from the lower wall of the mouth and leads into the mouth opening. Sidewalls upstand from opposing sides of the elongated base. The chute further includes an open front portion and an open top portion. The chute delivers the debris into the bag while the mouth keeps the bag open.

A leaf yard net and a method for collecting leaves from a grassy area using the leaf yard net. The leaf yard net comprises a mesh configured to capture leaves when the leaf yard net is removed from the grassy area.

Example aspects of a lawn refuse bag and method for using a lawn refuse bag are disclosed. The lawn refuse bag can comprise a bag body defining a top end and an interior cavity configured to receive lawn refuse, the top end defining a top opening, the top end configurable in an open orientation and a closed orientation; a first handle assembly coupled to the bag body at the top end; and a second handle assembly coupled to the bag body at the top end, wherein, in the closed orientation, the first handle assembly is configured to engage the second handle assembly, and in the open orientation, the first handle assembly is configured to disengage the second handle assembly.

Example aspects of a lawn refuse bag insert, a lawn refuse disposal assembly, and method for using a lawn refuse disposal assembly are disclosed. The lawn refuse bag insert can comprise a bag stand defining a top stand end and a bottom stand end and comprising an end wall and a first side wall, the first side wall hingedly coupled to the end wall; and a first rake detachably coupled to the bag stand, wherein the lawn refuse bag insert is formed as a blank.

A method for using a lawn refuse disposal assembly includes providing a lawn refuse bag insert comprising a bag stand and a rake, the bag stand comprising an end wall and a side wall; detaching the rake from the bag stand; engaging the bag stand with a lawn refuse bag; shifting lawn refuse into the lawn refuse bag with the rake; and disengaging the bag stand from the lawn refuse bag.

A lawn refuse disposal assembly includes a lawn refuse bag comprising a bag body defining a top end; and a bag insert comprising a bag stand and a rake detachably coupled to the bag stand, the bag stand inserted into an interior cavity of the lawn refuse bag through the top end, the rake configured to shift lawn refuse into the lawn refuse bag.

An air-flow generating device, such as a blower, a vacuum, a mulcher, etc. The device may include a motor, a housing that supports the motor, and a passageway coupled to the housing and defining a passageway axis between a first opening and a second opening. The device may also include a fan assembly with a first axial fan and a second axial fan, and a transmission assembly coupling the first axial fan and the second axial fan to the motor. The transmission assembly may include a transmission shaft rotatable about a transmission axis substantially orthogonal to the passageway axis. An actuator may be operable to adjust the fan assembly about the transmission axis between a first condition, in which the first axial fan is positioned proximate the first opening, and a second condition, in which the second axial fan is positioned proximate the first opening.

An apparatus for the collection of debris such as leaves and other yard debris having a flat-pack configuration and a hoop-like configuration. In a hoop-like configuration, the apparatus allows the fixation of a bag such that the bag is held open and allows the user to dispose debris through the apparatus and into the bag.

A carrying device includes a generally planar framework and a plurality of straps coupled to the framework. At least two of the plurality of straps extend horizontally across the framework, and at least another two of the plurality of straps extend vertically across the framework, wherein each of the at least two horizontally extending straps intersects each of the at least two vertically extending straps. Further, each of the plurality of straps includes a loop, and each loop comprises two opposing vortices, the opposing vortices extending away from a perimeter of the framework thereby defining a pair of spaced apart handles.