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FAQs

What lawn care tasks should I do, and in what order, each season?

While exact timing depends on your grass type and climate, a general routine includes dethatching or scarifying (like with the GVB1316 or GV1212B) to clear built-up debris, tilling (like with the CLTE2409 or CLTE4814) if you're preparing new planting areas, then regular mowing and trimming to maintain the lawn through the growing season.

Do I need a dethatcher and a tiller, or do they do the same job?

They serve different purposes. A dethatcher removes the layer of dead grass and debris sitting on top of established soil, while a tiller breaks into the soil itself, useful for preparing new garden beds or working compacted ground. If your lawn is already established and just needs maintenance, a dethatcher alone is likely sufficient.

Which outdoor tools help prepare my lawn for new grass seed?

The scarifiers and dethatchers (GVB1316, GV1212B, CLGVB4816) help clear thatch and debris to improve seed-to-soil contact, and the tillers (CLTE2409, CLTE4814) can help loosen compacted soil if you're reseeding a larger or particularly hard area.

What's the best starting point if I'm setting up a new lawn care routine?

For an established lawn, start with a dethatcher or scarifier to clear built-up debris before your next mowing season. For a new lawn or garden bed, a tiller is the better starting point to prepare the soil itself.