Aeration and Seeding in Louisville, KY

Did you know that a strong spring lawn actually starts now? Our area has a lot of dense, clay soil which can make it tough for water, nutrients, and oxygen - the essentials for plant health - to get to the roots of your grass plants. Aeration pulls “plugs” or “cores” out of the lawn to help reduce compaction and improve the flow to the roots. Followed up with broadcast seeding - or overseeding as it is often called - and you have a great combination of services to help your lawn thrive and naturally prevent weeds in the future.

The best weed prevention strategy is to eliminate thin areas where the weeds can compete for space. If your lawn has good density and a consistent fertilization and weed control program, you’re going to see good results.

If you haven’t aerated or seeded within the past few years - it is probably time! Grass plants life span is about 7 - 10 years so regular replenishment is important. Contact us today to schedule your aeration and seeding before the window for this season closes.

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