There may be a silent assassin choking the life out of your lawn. A thick layer of unwanted organic material, or thatch, sitting at the base of your grass could be preventing it from getting the air, ...

A bit of thatch isn’t always a bad thing. That layer of material at the base of your lawn, living and dead, helps the grass retain water and restore nutrients to the soil. Left unchecked, though, it ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Decayed grass blades and stems—known as thatch—can prevent your lawn from absorbing the water and oxygen ...

I tested the Sun Joe AJ801E Electric Lawn Dethatcher on my front lawn. I used both the scarring and the dethatching cylinders, to remove the thatch on my lawn. I adjusted the height setting to suit my ...

Part of maintaining a healthy lawn is knowing when and how to deal with the inevitable problem of thatch. Over time, a thick layer of dead grass, roots, and leaves accumulate all over your lawn as its ...

If you’re about ready to give the yard a once-over before spring growing season hits, then it’s time to remove some of the dead growth from the winter. Right now, you can pick up a 15-inch corded ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For homeowners with lawns to maintain, you'll often find yourself with a whole shed full of tools. If the goal is to keep your grass green, ...

Amazon is offering the Sun Joe 15-inch 13A Electric Dethatcher and Scarifier for $172.03 shipped. Down from $199, today’s deal saves $27 and marks a new all-time low that we’ve tracked. You might not ...

“It picked up a surprising amount of dead grass and debris from my yard.” Electric dethatchers and scarifiers are tools that many people might not know about. But they’re a solid investment for ...

As spring weather arrives across the country, the time has finally come to dust off your lawn care tools. There are several must-haves to ensure that your yard looks its best, including a dethatcher ...

There may be a silent assassin choking the life out of your lawn. A thick layer of unwanted organic material, or thatch, sitting at the base of your grass could be preventing it from getting the air, ...