Verticutting isn’t as well known as dethatching, but it can be an excellent way to remove excess thatch on your lawn. Known as “verticle mowing,” a verticutter’s blades rotate perpendicular to the surface of the soil. As the machine moves across the lawn, the blades slice through the thatch layer and pull it up, making it easy to collect and remove.
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