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The two rows of heavy duty spring tines draw through the surface to remove all unwanted thatch and dead grass to promote new and healthy growth.

Allowed to grow unchecked, thatch forms an impenetrable barrier that prevents water, air, and nutrients from reaching roots. Power rake: There are types of power rakes that can be attached to either a walk-behind or towed behind a riding mower. When the layer of organic thatch becomes too thick and impenetrable, it's time to dethatch your lawn. Dethatch warm-season grasses when they are growing in the late spring and early summer (after you've mowed once). Rather than assuming your lawn requires yearly dethatching, however, diagnose your lawn first to decide if the advantages outweigh the drawbacks, if you can prevent the problem from developing, or whether you need to perform core aeration, instead.Your cue to dethatch warm-season varieties like zoysia and Bermuda grass occurs in spring or early summer after they’ve completely “greened up. Say farewell to unsightly lawn problems and welcome a healthier, more beautiful landscape with the help of this essential attachment.

Early spring and early fall are ideal times for cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. If you aren’t seeing the signs that your grass is in distress and there’s less than ½ inch of thatch, you can postpone pulling out the thatching rake. We’re also impressed with its 24 rust-proof spring tines, which comb through lawns like a manual rake. 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.

For big thatch removal jobs, thick patches of thatch, or if you simply don’t have the time, a service company may be a great option.

Generally a rake would not be used to remove thatch because it would take too long, and it would be inefficient. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Because lawn-care professionals have the equipment to do this work quickly, it may make sense to simply hire someone to do this work, especially if you're already hiring professionals to do other seasonal lawn-care work, such as core aeration. Its two wheels make it simple to cut across a variety of grounds, and the weight tray can hold up to 70 pounds for deeper thatching. Over time, moss and laterally growing rhizomes – known as ‘thatch’ – can build-up on a lawn surface, strangling it, depriving it of light and causing discolouration and patchiness.If thatch build-up around grass becomes too thick it can affect lawn quality and you will need to remove it. Professional lawn dethatching services have seasoned experts to rake and remove thatch from a yard with precision. Moss and dry grass on lawns can be removed in an instant with this dethatching rake, which is equipped with hardened carbon steel tines. Scarifier rakes also commonly known as dethatcher will aerate and remove dead moss, the best time to use it will depend on the weather and location but as a guide target when the lawn growth is at its prolific. By using a combination of scarification, raking and dethatching, you can keep your lawn thatch free all year round!

The pivoting single front wheel makes for easy maneuverability, and the 38-inch working width and 20 double-spring tines allow it to make its way through even the largest of lawns quickly. Dethatching removes the barrier that blocks air, water, fertilizer, and other nutrients from reaching the grass roots. They say that necessity is the mother of invention - and this is certainly true of the birth of SCH (Supplies) Ltd.This tool looks much like an iron rake, but each of the tines is very thin and sharp,” says Bob Mann, an agronomist and lawn care expert who works for the National Association of Landscape Professionals. Please note: for some larger items you may need to arrange for a forklift truck or similar machinery to move your item to its required location.