A layer of dead organic material on your lawn, called thatch, is great in moderation. A thin layer of thatch acts as a buffer that keeps the soil moist, regulates its temperature, and adds nutrients ...

The lawn grass is waking up after a long winter and may look a little tired. It can be reinvigorated by doing scarification. The task of scarification should ideally be done with a spring tine rake or ...

With two rows of straight-edged and flared-edge tines, this multi-purpose thatch rake will have you cleaning up your lawn in no time. You will appreciate this rake’s hardwood 54-inch handle and ...

One garden area that needs particular attention at this time of year is your lawn. After months of rain, freezing temperatures and snow, your lawn is likely looking a little worse for wear. Damp ...

Moss in your lawn can be a real pain, popping up in patches and making your garden look uneven. Not only does it crowd out the grass, leaving bare spots, but it also creates a tougher environment for ...

Without the benefit of dethatching rakes, dead grass clippings can accumulate between the green leafy blades of grass and the soil, creating a layer known as thatch. While a thin ½-inch layer of ...

During the winter months, moss often takes hold and begins to spread, while come spring, weeds start to sprout up. Moss thrives in cool, damp environments, where the surrounding lawn provides shelter ...

WITH the new spring season fast approaching, many of us are looking forward to getting out of the house and relaxing in the garden. It can be the perfect place to put your feet up, relax, and take in ...

Whether moss is a problem is largely down to personal preference. Some gardeners appreciate its velvety green carpet, while others aspire to a ‘perfect’ lawn. If you fall into the latter camp, now is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Moss is often seen as a nuisance in lawns with many gardeners struggling to remove it. Its unsightly appearance can overshadow ...