Concurrently, lawn aeration consists of creating small openings in the soil to allow crucial components such as air, water, and nutrients to access the roots. Both processes are key to maintaining ...

A lawn aerator is a tool that pokes holes into the soil of your lawn to loosen it up, allowing water, air, and other nutrients to get deep into the roots. There are a variety of lawn aerators ...

Labor-heavy lawn aeration isn’t a job many of us relish (including me!). However, it helps keep grass green and healthy. Loosening compacted soil allows water, air and nutrients to penetrate ...

That’s where aeration comes in. A lawn aerator pulls small plugs of soil from the ground, leaving behind holes that allow oxygen, water, and nutrients to reach the roots more effectively.

Aeration is the process of loosening up compacted soil by creating small holes so nutrients and other resources can get to the grass roots. In terms of when you should aerate your lawn ...

That’s the question Randy from Casper asked last week. Being a former government employee, my first response is – it depends. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s discuss aeration.