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Basic, normal upkeep goes far in making a thicker, better lawn. Tasks normally saved completed annually take on a critical part in supporting more modest advances taken across the months. For property holders, aerating their lawn allows compact soil to loosen and improve grass development as a standard maintenance. Any yard can profit by aeration when it’s planned well and done properly.
Your grasses roots need air, water and nutrients to develop thick and solid. At the point when soil becomes compacted, it stops the fundamental nutrients that help thicker, better turf development. A layer of compacted soil only 1/4 to 1/2 inches thick can have a critical effect on the wellbeing and excellence of your lawn. Aeration makes openings down into the dirt to lighten compaction so air, water, and nutrients can reach the grassroots.
If we deny grass roots their essential food by compacted soil, grasses battle in upsetting circumstances, for example, warmth and less rain, and lose their lush green color. Grasses will slowly wither and ultimately die off. For the absence of the oxygen, water and needed nutrients get blocked inches away. Indeed, even a solitary aeration can open the lawn for these basics to arrive and set your grass back on the right step.
As with bigger yard projects like planting grass seed, it’s ideal to aerate just before you plant seeds. Aeration is useful for yards. However, it can stress grass whenever if planned at the wrong time. Never circulate air through dormant grass.
In the Atlanta area we normally have warm-season grasses, the best time to aerate the lawn is pre-summer or late-spring. If you aerate when the grass is in peak growing season, the grass will recover quickly to fill in the holes let by the aerator.
Aeration works best on wet soil. So, it is best practice to water your lawn the night before. The opposite side is while you want the soil moist because of the weight of the aerator don’t aerate with a wet lawn.
As with bigger yard projects like planting grass seed, it’s ideal to aerate just before you plant seeds. Aeration is useful for yards. However, it can stress grass whenever if planned at the wrong time. Never circulate air through dormant grass.
In the Atlanta area we normally have warm-season grasses, the best time to aerate the lawn is pre-summer or late-spring. If you aerate when the grass is in peak growing season, the grass will recover quickly to fill in the holes let by the aerator.
Aeration works best on wet soil. So, it is best practice to water your lawn the night before. The opposite side is while you want the soil moist because of the weight of the aerator don’t aerate with a wet lawn.
Foxland Lawn Care keeps its headquarters in Cumming, Georgia. We’re proud to serve homeowners in our area. Many of our clients live in communities like:
Request a free quote for awning cleaning from Foxland Lawn Care. You won’t believe how affordable aeration is, when you choose a local company that always tries to exceed your expectations.
We will also help you set up an appointment that fits your schedule. It just takes one email or phone call to have your yard aerated and improve the health of your lawn.
Foxland Cleaning is based in Cumming, Georgia. We’re proud to serve homeowners and businesses in surrounding communities. Many of our clients are located in areas like:
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