Lawn thatch can become a typical problem in your garden. An expert at myHOMEBOOK explains how thatch develops, when ...

When to Dethatch the Lawn. Generally, lawns prone to thatch buildup should be dethatched once a year. “Dethatching is typically done when the lawn is growing and able to repair and recover, and ...

Florida's geography makes summer one of the more dangerous seasons meteorologically, with spiking daytime temperatures that ...

Mar. 12—(StatePoint) Dethatching your lawn has numerous benefits. But if you're not sure what dethatching is or how to do it, you may be wondering if it's really worth all the effort. To shed ...

Getting to Know The Wen DT1516. The Wen DT1516 is designed to run over the surface of a lawn and lift the thick layer of thatch to the surface, where it can be bagged or removed.

Letters: Graham Cook points to shared styles of thatching across England and Wales, and John Dilworth highlights two recent setbacks for violin-making ...

Thatch is a layer of dead and decaying organic matter that builds up on the soil surface of the lawn. Grass roots into the thatch layer as it gets deeper, which makes the lawn more susceptible to ...

Simply put, dethatching a lawn involves the removal of dead grass and leaves from the soil’s surface in order to promote better grass growth. While the process can be labor-intensive, it is not ...

There has been a call for more thatching courses around Ireland in order to save the "uniquely Irish craft". Fine Gael Senator Manus Boyle said that thatching is at risk of dying unless investment ...

Removing dead grass and debris—also called dethatching—is key to achieving a healthy lawn. Dethatchers come in a variety of sizes and styles, so we rounded up the best.

Simply put, dethatching a lawn involves the removal of dead grass and leaves from the soil’s surface in order to promote better grass growth. While the process can be labor-intensive, it is not ...

StatePoint Dethatching your lawn has numerous benefits. ... It accumulates right below the surface of your lawn and right on top of the soil, at the base of your grasses’ blades.