A scarifier and a dethatcher are often confused, but they serve slightly different purposes in lawn care. Here's a clear breakdown: Feature Dethatcher Scarifier Function Removes thatch (dead grass, moss) from the surface Penetrates into the soil to break...
You should dethatch your lawn when the thatch layer is more than 0.5 inches (about 1.25 cm) thick, and the timing depends on your grass type and climate: Cool-Season Grasses (e.g., Kentucky bluegrass, fescue, ryegrass) Best time: Early spring (after...
After Each Use Clean the Unit:Remove grass clippings, soil, and debris from the blades, tines, and underside using a brush or compressed air. Inspect Tines or Blades:Check for bending, breakage, or wear. Replace any damaged or excessively worn parts. Check...
1. Lawn Mower – For Cutting Grass Purpose: Cuts the top layer of grass to maintain a neat, even lawn. Working Depth: Surface only – does not affect roots or soil. Best For: Regular maintenance, weekly trimming. Keywords: Trimming, appearance,...
