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Thatch is a layer of grass stems, roots, clippings, and debris that settle on the surface of your lawn’s soil and either slowly decompose and/or accumulate over time. A thin layer of thatch is natural and a positive thing. However, a thick thatch barrier can deprive your soil (and ultimately your lawn’s root system) of rain water, oxygen, and nutrients. De-thatching (or power raking) is the #1 way to eliminate the problem of excessive thatch build-up.

In addition to requiring nutrients and moisture, your lawn’s root system needs to breathe. Adequate oxygen content in the soil is vital for root development but this can be compromised by a thatch barrier that is too thick and dense. The elimination of excessive thatch by performing a de-thatching enables increased oxygen to reach the soil, then the root system and ultimately contributes to the health of your turfgrass.

Spreading fertilizer on a lawn with a thick thatch barrier is a surefire way to get poor uptake and minimal benefit from your fertilizer. The unsatisfactory results are compounded when the fertilizer is applied on windy days since the granular fertilizer is more likely to be blown away or during heavy rainfall when the fertilizer is likely to be carried away in the run-off water (due to the thickly thatched base of the lawn being unable to absorb the rain). Not only get maximum fertilizer results – but also maximum return on investment – by de-thatching before fertilizing since this will ensure that the majority of your fertilizer reaches its target: the soil base.

Lawns with excessive thatch build-up become hydrophobic! These lawns repel water no matter how much you water them. A de-thatching will expose the surface of your lawn’s base allowing water to soak into the soil, reaching your lawn’s root system. Not only will this spur new turfgrass growth, your watering efforts will not be in vain and you might save money in the process!

As we have learned of the hazards of fertilizing a thickly thatched lawn, the same principle applies to applying new grass seed (i.e., over-seeding). High quality grass seed is not cheap so homeowners should be aware that strong winds and heavy rainfall could interefer with their over-seeding efforts. Another concern is birds and rodents, since they love the taste of freshly scattered grass seed. De-thatching the lawn prior to over-seeding helps address these concerns by increasing the contact of the seed with soil, where it can commence germination. Reducing the thatch also boosts the chances of successful germination since the young seedlings have less thatch to battle against as they develop and sprout. For these reasons, we highly recommend pairing de-thatching with over-seeding.

A steady introduction of healthy, new lawn shoots each year will keep your lawn vibrant and resistant to harmful weeds and insects. However, these new lawn shoots require room to grow. When turfgrass and the underlying soil has improved access to water, oxygen, and nutrients – coupled with the clean slate created on the surface of the lawn by the de-thatching process – all the necessary ingredients are in place for the magic of new turf growth. For this reason, de-thatching reminds us of the idiom “out with the old and in with the new”!

Lawns with a dense thatch barrier suffer from water pooling and soggy lawns when the snow melts or after heavy rainfall. Sloping properties additionally suffer from water runoff preventing rainfall and sprinkler water from adequately reaching the base of the soil. A thorough de-thatching will improve your property’s soil drainage and can resolve the problem of water runoff.

Weeds establish and thrive in weaker, thinner, and less-managed turfgrass.  Although de-thatching does not directly kill weeds, it does help in preventing their arrival and survival by promoting a thick, healthy turf environment that is not ideal for weed development.

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