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3 Things to know about Lawn Aeration and Over-seeding:
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3 Things to know about Aeration and Over-seeding:
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Why do we aerate and over-seed lawns?
Aeration is great for the lawn
Great renovation technique
It promotes oxygen to the root zone
Breaks up the thatch layer for increased nutrient and water exchange
Relieves compacted soils
Over-seeding Introduces new grass varieties to the lawn
Thickens up lawns to crowd out weeds and help control erosion
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When do we aerate and over-seed lawns?
In September, this month has historically great grass growing temperatures and cool nights
When the grass is gathering momentum into the fall growing season
3.
How do we aerate and over-seed??
With a piece of equipment called a core-aerator
The machine mechanically pulls cores from the soil
We then over-seed the lawn heavily followed by an organic fertilizing
If the lawn is in GREAT need of repair and the soil is depleted we accompany this service with a top-dressing of compost to add rich organic matter and nutrients to the soil.
Whether we have had a tough year with drought, significant amount of rain or a normal season we recommend aeration and over-seeding. This maintenance practice should be incorporated into all lawn care programs to lessen the need for chemical interference by continuing to thicken up the lawn to crowd out weeds. A thick healthy lawn is the best defense against pests, disease or weeds.
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