If you want to get rid of twigs, small branches, leaves and other garden rubbish and make it into mulch then the best way to do this is with a wood chipper. However there are things to consider when buying a wood chipper. This hub is your wood chipper buyers guide.

Residential wood chippers can handle up to a certain size and amount of material before clogging up. Keep this in mind when choosing a wood chipper. You want to make sure the wood chipper you buy is going to be able to handle what you will be putting into it. Generally the smaller, cheaper wood chippers can handle branches up to 2 1/2 inches (6.35 cm). A bigger more commercial type will easily take branches of up to 4 inches (10.16 cm).

You can get different types of Wood Chippers. They come in types such as sweeper/blower and woodchipper/vacuum. There is also a large range of accessories available. This includes things like collection bags, blowback shields, and covers.