de·thatch (d -th ch )v. de·thatched, de·thatch·ing, de·thatch·es v.tr. To remove (dead grass) from a lawn, usually to aerate the soil. v.intr. To remove dead grass from a lawn. de·thatch er n. |
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| But don't forget about your other secret weapons -- dethatchers, aerators, top dressers, spreaders, sprayers and injection systems for insect and weed control, and blowers, string trimmers, and edgers for detailing a facility's common areas. Jacobsen's professional turf care equipment includes mowers, tractors, aerators, overseeders, dethatchers, sod cutters, power rakes and haulers. Manufacturer of lawn and garden attachments such as sprayers, trailer carts, aerators and dethatchers. |
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