Does this sentence make grammatical sense?

You need a comma after 'rakes' so we know it is the landscapers, not the rakes, who call themselves "David and Co.".

I don't think the comma helps.

This is the sentence:

I am looking out the window at the garden, cared for every month by a troop of landscapers armed with shiny rakes who call themselves "Sonny and Co."

Does it seem like I am saying the rakes call themselves "Sonny and Co."? If so, how would I fix this? Also, does the rest of the sentence flow coherently? How could I possibly improve it? (if it doesn't flow e

Please don't double post, Anon. If you are unclear about an answer you have received, please post your followup question to the original thread.