Is this thatch?
9 years ago
I went outside to rake up some leaves and got a bunch of dead grass instead. Half the front yard filled 2 of my 13 gallon trash bags. Is it going to hurt or benefit my lawn? Since I wasn't sure, I only raked up half of the front yard. Here's some pictures
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