Dethatcher Equipment Will Save Time on Lawn Care Says AllAboutLawns.com
Featuring a series of articles on dethatching, AllAboutLawns.com addresses many of the most common lawn care questions and provides a forum for further discussion. With lawn maintenance tools, tips and forums, AllAboutLawns.com helps caretakers save valuable time and energy by providing information on the latest techniques and technologies available.
(PRWEB) April 4, 2007 -- Dethatching a lawn is a process lawn caretakers face every spring. AllAboutLawns.com, a comprehensive lawn and yard care resource, features articles such as, "How do I Dethatch?" (http://www.allaboutlawns.com/lawn-maintenance-care/aerating-and-thatch/how-do-i-dethatch.php?file_name=how-do-i-dethatch.php) to help educate and inform users on the most recent technology and techniques used in lawn maintenance.
With lawn care articles, a forum and other tools to help people interested in keeping a green lawn, AllAboutLawns.com offers up-to-date information that applies to many aspects of lawn care. According to "De-Thatching Lawns in New York State," there may be a different approach to the process depending on the location. "Before undertaking any major lawn restoration project, it's a good idea to have your soil analyzed"
(http://www.allaboutlawns.com/lawn-maintenance-care/aerating-and-thatch/de-thatching-lawns-in-new-york-state.php).
Using specilized equipment can save valuable time for yard and lawn care enthusiasts. AllAboutLawns.com features information on the newest technolgy in lawn equipment, such as a dethatcher to aid in the process. Columnist and forum moderator Dawn West notes that "thatch can be good for lawns, especially during times of drought, water restrictions, and high heat, when it can act like insulation for the soil by providing a screen from sun light and help to hold in moisture" (http://www.allaboutlawns.com/lawn-maintenance-care/aerating-and-thatch/when-should-i-dethatch.php).
Dr. Tom Samples, a lawn expert from the University of Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service, agrees and points out that dethatching is an important part of maintaining a healthy, green lawn. "Thatch develops naturally as lawn grasses grow and slough off roots, shoots and leaves. Some thatch helps protect the roots, but excessive thatch prevents moisture, oxygen and nutrients from penetrating the soil."
Thatching and dethatching manually can be a time-consuming project, but knowing how to utilize the latest equipment, such as a power dethatcher, can mean freeing up more time to enjoy a healthy green lawn. Learn more about time-saving lawn maintenance techniques at AllAboutLawns.com.
AllAboutLawns.com is a comprehensive lawn and yard care resource. Visitors can ask staff questions in the lawn forum or benefit from hundreds of articles on seasonal lawn care, grass types, weed prevention, mowers and other lawn maintenance equipment.
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