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How to Take Care of Your Lawn’s Soil
1. What are the benefits of lawn aeration? »
Lawn aeration serves as a way to break up compacted soil, enabling your grass to absorb water and nutrients more effectively. Discover how aeration can enhance your lawn’s health.
2. How can soil compaction damage my lawn? »
Over time, your soil can become too tightly packed, hindering the flow of water and vital nutrients to your grass. Learn about the signs and consequences of soil compaction.
3. What type of fertilizer should I use for my lawn? »
Consistent lawn fertilization is essential for your turf’s year-round health. Learn how to choose the appropriate fertilizer formula for your property with these helpful tips.
4. What is the best month to fertilize my lawn? »
Fertilize your lawn in the spring to help it wake from dormancy and apply another treatment in late summer to prepare your grass for the cold weather. Learn more about timing here.
5. Should I fertilize a wet or dry lawn? »
For even application, it’s best to fertilize a dry lawn. Here, we discuss how moisture levels can affect the results of your fertilizer treatment.
6. How long does it take granular fertilizer to dissolve? »
While every granular fertilizer is unique, most will dissolve within 24 to 48 hours. Explore our tips for maximizing the effectiveness of your granular fertilizer.
7. How does rain impact my lawn after fertilization? »
Checking the weather before applying fertilizer to your lawn is vital, as rain can significantly influence your results. Learn more about how rain affects lawn fertilization.
8. Is it okay to fertilize and seed at the same time? »
Applying fertilizer immediately after overseeding your lawn can harm the new sprouts and impede their growth. It’s advisable to wait a few weeks between each task.
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