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Aeration

Aeration Should Be Part Of Everyone’s Lawn Program

Aeration is the process of plugging the soil with small holes and pulling cores out, allowing air, water and fertilizer access to the root zone. This process reduces soil compaction and helps eliminate thatch, resulting in new growth and increased root development. Deeper roots equal stronger lawns. Strong lawns look healthier, fuller, require less irrigation, and are more able to fight disease, insect, and environmental issues on their own.

How Do You Know If You Need to Aerate?

Some lawns need aeration multiple times a year, while others rarely do. The need depends on your soil and grass type. Clay soils and grasses that develop thatch often require regular aeration. If your grass struggles to thrive despite proper watering and feeding, compacted soil may be the issue.
Two simple checks can help you decide:

Thatch Depth

If the thatch layer is ½ inch or more, it’s time to aerate.

Soil Compaction

Try pushing a shovel into your lawn. If you can’t bury half the blade without heavy effort, the soil is compacted and needs aeration.

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