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Why should I aerate my lawn and how often? |
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Aerating once a year is encouraged especially if you have heavy clay soil. Consistent annual aerating will loosen soil compaction, promote root growth, and decrease heavy thatch. |
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When is the best time for aeration? |
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Any time the soils are soft enough for pulling a soil plug. Late season is when we do the majority of our aeration's. The main objective of aerating is to relieve soil compaction and to promote root growth. The fall and winter season is the ideal time for this, because the plant carbohydrates are utilized in the roots and not the plant leaf. Also, avoid aerating in the spring if crabgrass pre-emergent is applied. The penetrating tines of the aerator will puncture through the pre-emergent barrier that prevents crabgrass from growing. |
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Program Comparison
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STANDARD PLUS |
STANDARD |
MODIFIED |
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Slow Release Fertility |
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Broad Leaf Weed Control |
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Crab Grass Preventer
(2 Applications) |
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Add On
Service |
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Core Aeration |
20% Off |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
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White Grub Control |
20% Off |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
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Surface Insect Control |
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Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
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Disease Control |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
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Lime
(If Needed) |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
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Nut sedge
(Spot Treat Only) |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
Add On
Service |
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= Included in Program
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