Aireation & Seeding
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¿Why aeration and seeding?
Aeration and seeding involve repairing your lawn and preparing it for the next growing season. High summer temperatures and extreme winter weather are just a few of the factors that can cause turf deterioration.
Coring aeration helps reduce compaction by mechanically removing soil cores, allowing water, nutrients, and oxygen to more easily reach the root zone. Additionally, core aeration creates an ideal environment for new seed establishment.
- Seeding replenishes thin, bare areas of your lawn, and with the growth of new seed, you get a denser turf that's better suited to suppressing weeds. Best of all, a denser lawn will provide you with an aesthetically pleasing property.
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Benefits of Seeding
Seeding your lawn in late summer significantly improves its overall density and visual appeal. Over time, your lawn can become patchy, revealing unsightly barren areas or soil patches. This is due to natural wear and tear, foot traffic, extreme weather changes, and other environmental factors.
Seeding
Seeding introduces new grass plants, filling in gaps and creating a denser, lusher turf layer. This increased density contributes to a lush, even lawn.
Bare patches are a common problem in many lawns, often due to factors such as disease, insect damage, or unfavorable growing conditions. Seeding helps address these issues by establishing new turf in areas where turf is weak or nonexistent.
Sowing new seeds improves the lawn’s ability to adapt to changing environmental conditions. A robust, well-established lawn is better prepared for recovery.
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Benefits of Aeration
- Aeration is a fundamental practice in lawn care. It involves perforating the soil with small holes to alleviate problems related to compaction and poor air circulation.
- Aeration creates channels for air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the soil, promoting optimal root development and improving overall turf vitality. Aeration facilitates better nutrient uptake by creating pathways for them to reach the root zone.
- The holes created during aeration promote root expansion and deeper penetration into the soil. Deep roots access moisture and nutrients more efficiently, contributing to greater drought tolerance and overall plant health.
- Aeration increases oxygen exchange between the soil and the atmosphere. This oxygen-rich environment supports the growth of beneficial soil microorganisms, which contribute to nutrient cycling and the decomposition of organic matter.
- Aeration relieves soil compaction, allowing water to infiltrate more effectively. This reduces the risk of surface runoff and waterlogging, creating a balanced, well-drained root zone.
- Thatch, a layer of dead grass and organic matter, can accumulate on the soil surface and hinder the movement of water and nutrients. Aeration helps break down thatch and accelerate its decomposition, contributing to a healthier soil structure.
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