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Skip to contentAerators help you to drill small holes into the soil in order to allow air and water to reach the roots of the grass. This process aids in the development of deep roots, resulting in a more robust and vibrant lawn.&nbsp;Aeration’s primary goal is to allow your lawn and the soil underneath it to breathe more easily. If you want to promote root growth, water drainage, and fertilizer uptake in your lawn, you’ll need to take aeration seriously.&nbsp;Core aeration is the greatest method for treating densely compacted soil. You will use prong in a machine that plunges into the earth and extracts the cores of the soil.&nbsp;A spike aeration, on the other hand, is suitable for lawns with particular turf grasses, such as golf courts. In this case, one inserts large metal spikes into the ground, so the method has less impact on the lawn’s look.You’re looking to aerate your lawn, but you can’t seem to keep your aerating shoes on long enough to get to the other end of your yard. Using lawn aerator shoes requires patience and care because you can hurt yourself with sharp spikes. To keep the shoes tight and snug, you need to use shoes …Read More »While a lawn aerator will make your lawn aeration work easier, getting the best results requires proper pre-service preparation and post-service care. Before or after successful lawn aeration, you need to ensure your lawn aerator is not clogged and is working perfectly. You can prevent your lawn aerator from clogging by cleaning off mud or …Read More »Aeration is a process that requires heavy machines to dig soil cores from the ground. Some of these machines can only operate when pulled by a lawn tractor. This creates the challenge of transporting them, whether you’re just moving them from your lawn to the garage or renting them out. It is possible to hire …Read More »When most people hear the word aeration, coring machines come to mind. However, there are other ways to achieve aeration without pulling out soil cores physically. So how does liquid aeration work? Liquid aerators are unique solutions mixed in water and then sprayed on the lawn. The mixture then breaks down the compacted soil particles …Read More »Aeration is the process of improving the soil oxygen content while reducing compaction in your lawn. While core aeration involves pulling out soil cores to relieve compaction, liquid aeration is much subtler. Liquid aeration makes use of a compound that disperses clay soil, thus creating pores in the soil, which improves drainage. But which one …Read More »

Skip to contentAerators help you to drill small holes into the soil in order to allow air and water to reach the roots of the grass. This process aids in the development of deep roots, resulting in a more robust and vibrant lawn.&nbsp;Aeration’s primary goal is to allow your lawn and the soil underneath it to breathe more easily. If you want to promote root growth, water drainage, and fertilizer uptake in your lawn, you’ll need to take aeration seriously.&nbsp;Core aeration is the greatest method for treating densely compacted soil. You will use prong in a machine that plunges into the...

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