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Thatch and Its Control EB1117   Author(s): Roy L. Goss Thatch is the tightly intermingled layer of partially decomposed stems, roots, leaves, and grasses that accumulate at the base of actively growing vegetation. It protects pests, restricts movement of air and water to the soil, and under hot moist conditions can produce enough heat to kill turfgrasses. Presents information on causes, removal, and prevention. Publisher: Washington State University Published: May 1995.   2 pages.   In Stock         Purchase: Free Download: Price: $1.00  See also...  Perennials for the Inland Northwest Volume 1 More Info Our Price: $6.00  Cee Dub's Dutch Oven and Other Camp Cookin': A Back Country Guide to Outdoor Cooking More Info Our Price: $35.00  Thomas Jefferson - A Ken Burns Movie More Info Our Price: $16.49

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