# Why Aerate your Lawn?

Aeration is the process of breaking up the soil to improve its aeration and drainage. This improves the soil's ability to absorb water, nutrients and air, which in turn leads to a healthier lawn, landscape and tree roots.


Aeration also removes excess debris, including weed seeds, that can lead to turf damage or erosion. It's important to aerate your lawn on a regular basis to keep it healthy and invigorated!
If you don't know how often to aerate your lawn, here are some tips:

- Aerate your lawn every 3-6 months during the growing season or every six months during the dormant season.
- Use a standard aerator or an electric one with a rotary blade.
- Start at the base of the grass and work your way up.
- Keep your equipment moving so that you don't compact the soil too much.

Aerating your lawn can help to improve the overall health of your lawn by breaking down accumulated soil, providing better water and nutrient absorption, and reducing the chances of diseases. For best results, follow these simple Aerating Lawn tips:
1) Treating Your Lawn With A Dormant Agent
2) Raking The Soil To Condense It
3) Sprinkling Water On The Area To Be Aerated
4) Mowing Tall Grass First Before Aeration

### Benefits of Aerating a Lawn

Aerating your lawn is a great way to improve the overall quality of the turf. Here are some of the benefits:

- Aeration helps to break up the soil and make it more fertile. This will help to increase the growth of grass and other plants.
- Aeration also helps to remove excess moisture, which can lead to better dryness and healthier turf.
- Aeration allows for better airflow and circulation, which can help to reduce weed growth and promote the growth of desirable plants.

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