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Ideas and Grass Aerator Reviews - FAQ and Questions
- should i use an aerator or should i till my lawn to sew grass seed?
trying to plant grass
A Hi: An aerator is used for an established lawn. It is mainly used to balance a lawn out and allow the lawn to become more plush and thicker. It is also used for bare spots and an overall maintenance program. A tiller can be used if you are completely redoing your lawn. If you are completely redoing your lawn, apply a weed and or grass killer to the entire area.(if there is existing weeds and grass) Wait up to one week so the chemical has a chance to kill off the roots. Till the area over a few times, as the more times you work your soil, the better your seeds will germinate. Apply the grass seed, keep watered and you also can lay some hay down. The hay will help retain the moisture in the ground. Aerating is great to do in the spring and fall as the tiny holes made by the aerator is a great way for seed and fertilizer to get into the ground. I hope this has helped some. I will link you to the outdoor feature section of my website. There is a page on sod versus seed that may give you some additional information. I will also link you to the site map, as this page has everything that is on the website. Browse through and see if there are other articles, tips or techniques that may be helpful to you. Good luck on your lawn and have a great day! Kimberly http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Outdoor.html http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Site.html
trying to plant grass
A Hi: An aerator is used for an established lawn. It is mainly used to balance a lawn out and allow the lawn to become more plush and thicker. It is also used for bare spots and an overall maintenance program. A tiller can be used if you are completely redoing your lawn. If you are completely redoing your lawn, apply a weed and or grass killer to the entire area.(if there is existing weeds and grass) Wait up to one week so the chemical has a chance to kill off the roots. Till the area over a few times, as the more times you work your soil, the better your seeds will germinate. Apply the grass seed, keep watered and you also can lay some hay down. The hay will help retain the moisture in the ground. Aerating is great to do in the spring and fall as the tiny holes made by the aerator is a great way for seed and fertilizer to get into the ground. I hope this has helped some. I will link you to the outdoor feature section of my website. There is a page on sod versus seed that may give you some additional information. I will also link you to the site map, as this page has everything that is on the website. Browse through and see if there are other articles, tips or techniques that may be helpful to you. Good luck on your lawn and have a great day! Kimberly http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Outdoor.html http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Site.html
- which is better for preparing the ground for new grass seed: a "Power rake/thatcher" or a "Core aerator"?
and what are the reasons for that? how each would be good for the ground and why so many use the core aeratore? how it would be better than the thatcher? please explain what you can. thanks for your answers!
A Thatch is the result of poor watering technique. Short periods of water will produce growth at the surface and deny moisture to the roots. This thatch needs to be removed. Aeration pierces the soil so that the water can penetrate the soil more deeply. The roots benefit from this and grow stronger. The roots grow to where the moisture is. The deeper, the better. De-thatch if you have thatch, and then aerate.
and what are the reasons for that? how each would be good for the ground and why so many use the core aeratore? how it would be better than the thatcher? please explain what you can. thanks for your answers!
A Thatch is the result of poor watering technique. Short periods of water will produce growth at the surface and deny moisture to the roots. This thatch needs to be removed. Aeration pierces the soil so that the water can penetrate the soil more deeply. The roots benefit from this and grow stronger. The roots grow to where the moisture is. The deeper, the better. De-thatch if you have thatch, and then aerate.
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Brinly-Hardy Tow-Behind Aerator/Spreader - 40in., Model# AS-40BHTow-behind aerator/spreader is a dual-action time saver. The heavy-duty aerator perforates the ground while a high-quality drop-spreader puts seed, lime or fertilizer directly i...
Yard Tuff Drum Plug Aerator - 36in.W, Model# DE-36This plug aerator has fifty-four 6in. plugs that penetrate up to 3in. into the ground for full core aerating. This 18in. dia. drum holds up to 40 gallons of water for additional weight. Aerator...
Agri-Fab 16 in. Spike AeratorAerating is needed in spring and fall to remove soil compaction, and allow air, water and nutrients to reach the root level. This will promote a healthier more lush and green lawn. Use before applying any fertilizer or weed control.
