How to Aerate Your Lawn: A Lawn Lover’s Guide to Great Grass MABA MassachusettsRealEstate FirstTimeHomeBuyers MaBuyerAgent

Learning how to aerate your lawn is a must for homeowners who want to keep their yard looking lush. So if your greenery is looking a little thin or (yikes) has a bald patch here and there, you’ve come to the right place!

Welcome to our Lawn Lover’s Guide—a series of articles that will help guide you through all the maintenance tasks you’ll need to know for a gorgeous yard and maximum curb appeal this summer. First up? How to aerate your lawn—an oft overlooked chore that can easily revive your grass, no reseeding or fertilizer required.

Why is aerating important?

Between hot sun, harsh weather, and weekly mowings, thatch (dead grass, roots, and other organic material) can build up on the ground. This can prevent oxygen, water, and the other nutrients your grass needs from reaching the roots, says Brad Leahy, owner of Blades of Green in Harwood, MD.

Aeration is the process of punching through those layers of thatch and compaction in your lawn,” Leahy explains.

“Aeration allows essential air, water, and nutrients to reach down to the………..

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