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Aeration is a technique for mechanically removing soil plugs and depositing them on top of the soil surface. Aeration of the core loosens it and allowing water, air, and nutrients to reach and be absorbed by the roots.

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Green Garden Landscaping's Aeration Service is your key to achieving a lush, healthy, and resilient lawn. We understand the importance of proper aeration in maintaining soil health and promoting robust grass growth.

With our expertise, we employ state-of-the-art equipment to carefully perforate the soil, creating channels for air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deep into the root zone. This process alleviates soil compaction, enhances root development, and ultimately improves the lawn's resistance to stressors like drought and pests.


Our tailored approach takes into consideration factors like soil type and local climate conditions to ensure optimal results.

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What Is Lawn Aeration

Lawn aeration is a crucial lawn care practice that involves perforating the soil with small holes to allow air, water, and nutrients to penetrate the grass roots more effectively. The process typically uses a specialized machine called an aerator, which can be a core aerator (removing small plugs or cores of soil).

Annual or Semiannual aeration is recommended for all lawns, especially those with thatch buildup.

Over time, the soil in your lawn can become compacted due to foot traffic, heavy machinery, and other factors.

๏ปฟCompacted soil limits the movement of air, water, and nutrients to the grass roots.

Aeration loosens the soil, making it easier for these essential elements to reach the roots.


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Benefits Of Lawn Aeration

Thatch is a layer of dead grass and organic matter that can accumulate on the surface of your lawn. Aeration can help break down thatch by introducing beneficial microorganisms and encouraging their activity.

  • Enhancing Root Growth

With improved soil structure and increased access to nutrients, grass roots can grow deeper and stronger. This leads to a more robust and resilient lawn that is better able to withstand stressors like drought and disease.

  • Improving Water Absorption

Aeration helps prevent water runoff and puddling on the surface by allowing water to infiltrate the soil more efficiently. This is especially beneficial during heavy rainfall or when you're irrigating your lawn.

  • Enhancing Fertilizer Effectiveness

Aeration increases the efficiency of fertilizers by ensuring they reach the root zone rather than staying on the surface. This can lead to more effective nutrient uptake by the grass.

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Lawn Aeration Frequently Asked Questions

If you need more information regarding lawn aeration, we compile these frequently asked questions to help you.

  • What is aeration?

    Aeration is the process of poking small, long holes into the ground to provide the soil with good air circulation and improve the grassroots' water and nutrient consumption, according to Cambridge's Dictionary. 

    When it comes to gardening, aeration is the process of poking small, long holes into the ground to provide the soil with good air circulation and improve the grassroots' water and nutrient consumption. 

    Air circulation is critical because it allows old carbon dioxide to go, allowing fresh new oxygen to enter. 

    Lawn aeration also aids in the removal of piled-up thatch in high-maintenance lawns and minimizes lawn compaction, which is the primary cause of moss.

  • Is sticking a pitchfork into the lawn the same as aerating it?

    Many different tools can be used to aerate a grass. A pitchfork or spading fork is commonly used aerating small areas. 

    Simply punch holes in the turf layer as deep as possible, then rock the fork to enlarge the holes. But when in terms of wide area, using a coring or aeration machine is needed.

    Lawn care companies like Green Garden Landscaping has powerful aerators that can quickly punch holes in the sod and remove clogs that accumulate on the lawn's surface. 

  • What are the benefits of lawn aeration?

    Aeration of the lawn is essential for a healthy lawn because it allows air, water, and other nutrients to permeate the built-up grass and thatch. 

     Here are some benefits of lawn aeration:


    • Compaction of the soil is relieved.
    • Increases the availability of nutrients.
    • Increases the thickness of the lawn.
    • Water discharge and puddling are reduced.
    • Aids in the control of thatch.
    • Modification of pH is beneficial.
    • Prepares grass for dormancy in the winter and a lush spring.

  • How frequently should I aerate my lawn for its proper growth?

    Aeration can be done at any time of year, although the ideal seasons are usually spring/early summer and fall. 

    When there is the most root growth, it is often recommended to core aerate if you want your lawn to recover fast.


    When should you need to aerate your lawn?  

    You should aerate your lawn every year if you have high-traffic areas or heavy clay soil.

     Aerating your lawn every 2-3 years is recommended if you have sandy soil or if your lawn is developing nicely. 


    You can schedule yearly aeration with a trusted lawn care company like Green Garden Landscaping. 

    Contact expert lawn aerators specialists in Sanford at (919) 478-1852. 

  • What is the easiest and most effective way to aerate a lawn?

    Aerating a lawn can be done in two ways: plug aeration and spike aeration. 

    Plug aeration eliminates soil plugs from your grass, whereas spike aeration pushes a hole into the soil with a fork or tine. 

    Both methods provide for drainage and more area for roots to grow, but plug aeration creates less compaction and allows your grass to benefit from the aeration process for longer. 

    Choose an aerator with holes that are two to three inches deep and half-inch to three-quarters of an inch in diameter for the best results.

  • How long does it take for an aeration to work?

    Be patient once your lawn has been aerated. 

    It's unlikely that you'll see immediate benefits. While root growth and general grass health increase immediately after aeration, visible improvements typically take two or three aerations to see.

    Aeration is a vital aspect of maintaining a healthy and attractive lawn. 

    Make sure it gets done, whether you do it yourself or pay a professional lawn care company in Sanford to do this.