Aeration

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Aeration is an important part of lawn care as it helps relieve soil compaction and allows air, water, and nutrients to reach the grass roots more easily.

By creating holes in the soil, aeration encourages stronger root growth, improves drainage, and reduces waterlogging.

This leads to a healthier, thicker lawn that is better able to withstand wear, drought, and heavy use throughout the year.

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