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When Shouldn’t You Aerate Your Lawn?

The secret to healthy, bright grass lies beneath the surface. It's all about aeration, a simple procedure that delivers air into the soil, allowing roots to obtain essential nutrients and water. While this is the case, it's critical to understand…

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What Are Signs Your Lawn Needs Aeration?

Keeping your lawn healthy requires more than just mowing and watering. Lawns, like people, need oxygen to thrive. Lawn aeration involves the removal of small soil plugs which in turn allow nutrients, oxygen, and water to reach the grass roots…

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What to Put On Your Grass in The Fall

As the seasons change and the weather becomes cooler, it is easy to forget about taking care of your lawn. It's tempting to let your grass go dormant in the fall, but don’t do it. It's best to continue lawn…

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Should I Fertilize Before Winter?

Your grass requires nutrients at all times of the year, including winter. Giving your lawn the nutrients it requires to thrive at the correct times is critical to success, and winter fertilizers' primary objective is to ensure your grass has…

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When Should You Not Aerate Your Lawn?

Lawn aeration can significantly improve the health of your grass by allowing air, water, and nutrients to permeate built-up thatch or compacted soil. Aeration can be highly beneficial, especially if your lawn has a lot of foot activity or has…

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