When such thatch develops and settles in on a lawn, it can hinder growth by blocking water and nutrients from reaching the soil. Scarifying with a scarifier, or a rake in a smaller lawn or one where ...

I took photos of the lawn during its weed infestation, after scarifying it, and then just two weeks later, when it bounced back into lush, green growth. It turned me into a real a ...

It requires us to rake the lawn to remove as much thatch and moss as possible. This allows light and air to reach the living grass. The lawn will benefit greatly from this job and be happier in spring ...

With the days getting longer and the sun shining, spring is just around the corner, so it's time to start prepping your ...

But scarifying has nothing to do with frightening filmgoers, and everything to do with promoting a lush, green and healthy lawn.

What is a lawn scarifier and what does it do? A scarifier is essentially a comb for your lawn – strong tines, on either a manual spring-tine rake or a rotating drum, pull through the grass, removing ...

Keen gardeners are being urged to overseed their lawn to guarantee healthy grass for the upcoming season - and a gardening ...

All you need to do is feed your lawn iron sulphate the day after it has been raining, as the moisture will dissolve it.

Stuart's strategy involves employing a moss assailer first before any attempt at scarifying, to avert scattering the blighter's spores about during ... To prepare the surface, take a rake and gently ...

Like many plants in the garden, the grass in your lawn could do with a boost in spring. This involves aerating, scarifying, and tidying, helping the grass to regenerate and grow strongly. What's more, ...