Posts Tagged ‘dethatching’
St. Augustine Grass – Dethatching
Q: When I moved into my home three years ago in Norco, California, it had a front lawn of nothing but weeds and crab grass. I planted some St. Augustine plugs I took from my dads house and it took...
Lawn – Scalping
Q: Is early March too early to scalp a lawn this year to remove the thatch buildup? A: Yes, it’s too early. You should wait until the grass is at least 25 percent green before scalping. Removing dead grass allows...
Fairy Ring – In Zoysia
Q: This zoysia lawn is 11 years old and I cut it with a reel mower, do as little watering as possible and when I do, I water deep and early in the morning. I aerate yearly and vertical cut...
Vertical Mowing
Q: You mention “vertical mowing” on your website. What the heck is that? Is a vertical mower the same as a dethatching machine? A: Yes, it’s the same thing. The machine has several small blades on a horizontal shaft. As...
Bermudagrass – Removing Thatch
Q: We have a bermudagrass lawn. The thatch is terribly thick. My husband doesn’t use a bag with the lawn mower, so the thatch has built up. Could a professional company dethatch our lawn? A: Thatch is a layer of...
St Augustine – Dethatching
Thatch is a layer of partially decomposed plant material that builds up on the soil’s surface. Usually, more than one half inch of thatch on general turf areas decreases the turf vigor by restricting movement of air, water and fertilizers...
Centipede – Dethatching
Thatch is a layer of partially decomposed plant material that builds up on the soil’s surface. Usually, more than one half inch of thatch on general turf areas decreases the turf vigor by restricting movement of air, water and fertilizers...
Zoysia – Dethatching
Thatch is a layer of partially decomposed plant material that builds up on the soil’s surface. Usually, more than one half inch of thatch on general turf areas decreases the turf vigor by restricting movement of air, water and fertilizers...
Bermuda Grass – Dethatching
Thatch is a layer of partially decomposed plant material that builds up on the soil’s surface. Usually, more than one half inch of thatch on general turf areas decreases the turf vigor by restricting movement of air, water and fertilizers...
