Which one do you need to get your lawn in shape? The answer can save you time and money. The post Dethatcher vs. Lawn Sweeper ...

this tow-behind rake from Field Tuff is a more efficient solution. Its 5-foot-wide head attaches to the back of a riding lawn ...

This is accomplished manually with a special thatch rake that features sharp, curved tines. It can also be achieved by using an electric dethatcher, tow-behind dethatcher or a lawn mower ...

Rakes: While raking requires physical effort and time, it’s the quietest and simplest way to clean up your yard. Some rakes let you adjust their width so you can reach between shrubs or under ...

You might consider a few options: Not raking leaves at all, raking them every week as the leaves fall to keep your yard clean, or waiting until the tree is completely vacant so you can rake the ...

Wondering what kills moss, other than herbicides? Learn natural and effective ways to get rid of moss in your lawn, and get ...

The controversy was somewhat Shakespearian: To rake or not to rake? People who do not enjoy doing yard work would probably get excited to know there is a justification for not raking the leaves.

This will help new grass to grow and more moss to form. Use a rake to scarify your lawn. Gardeners' World said: "Scarifying once a year can dramatically improve the health and vigour of your lawn.

"This tells us there's an opportunity to educate the public about how often leaves can still benefit wildlife and the garden no matter if you remove them from your yard or leave them be." ...