At Moore’s Lawn Maintenance, we understand that your lawn is an essential part of your home's beauty and value. We believe that a healthy lawn is not just a beautiful addition to your home but also an essential part of a healthy environment. That's why we are dedicated to providing our clients with the most environmentally friendly and sustainable lawn care practices possible.
If your lawn has a thick layer of thatch, you may need to dethatch it. Dethatching involves removing the thatch layer using a specialized machine called a power rake or vertical mower. This should be done during the growing season, when the grass can recover quickly.
Collect grass clippings: Leaving too much grass clippings on your lawn after mowing can contribute to thatch buildup. Instead, collect excess clippings and compost them or dispose of them.
Water properly: Over-watering can contribute to thatch buildup by promoting excessive grass growth. water deeply and infrequently rather than frequently.
By following these steps, you can help control thatch buildup in your lawn and promote a healthy, vibrant lawn.
Our weekly blogs will offer expert advice and important updates on our services, so you can keep your lawn looking its best year-round. Thank you for choosing us as your partner in lawn care.
Best regards,
Scot Moore
Moore’s Lawn Maintenance
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