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Whether you're simply trying to keep your yard looking healthy or a professional looking to expand your tool arsenal, Ryobi makes high-quality power tools to tackle just about any project. And right now, during Home Depot's Spring Black Friday sale, you can get a bundle including a 15-inch string trimmer, a leaf blower, a charging station, and a battery for just $299. Plus, you'll be able to choose either an additional battery or a tool at no extra cost.

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The 15-inch string trimmer offers up to 40 minutes of use on a full charge, letting you quickly take care of weeds and tall grass your mower may have missed. It also features Ryobi's attachment system, letting you swap out the string trimmer head for a variety of other tools, such as a pole saw or a hedge trimmer. This makes it perfect for tool sheds and garages that are short on space for storing a full slate of equipment.

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The Ryobi leaf blower can produce wind speeds up to 130mph and move up to 510 cubic feet of air per minute, which means piles of leaves, grass clippings, and other debris can be cleared away quickly. And with up to 50 minutes of use on a full battery, you can spend more time getting work done and less time swapping out batteries. 

The bundle includes a single battery and charging station, so you can start using your new tools right out of the box. You can also choose an additional battery with this bundle at no extra charge. This means you can keep one at the ready for near-continuous use while you work. Don't need another battery? Home Depot is also offering several tool options, including a mini chainsaw, a hedge trimmer, powered pruning shears, or a 6-port fast-charging station.

How I rated this deal 

With spring lawn and garden projects, you need high-quality, reliable tools to help clear winter debris, keep your yard healthy, and grow beautiful blooms and vegetables. This 15-inch Ryobi string trimmer and battery-powered leaf blower will help make quick work of leaves, weeds, and tall grass that your mower may miss. And getting your choice of an extra battery or additional power tool for free makes this an even more attractive offer. That's why I gave this deal a 4/5 Editor's rating.

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