2. Aerate the soil ‘Aerating clay soil is essential for improving drainage and preventing water logging,’ says Gardenstone’s Director, Tom Clifford. ‘This works by creating holes in the ...

What is Liquid Aeration? Unlike traditional core lawn aeration, which removes plugs of soil to reduce compaction, liquid aeration involves applying a chemical solution. The primar ...

In compacted soil, water, nutrients and air have a tougher time making it through to your grass roots. Clay soils are especially susceptible to compaction, he said. So give your soil some elbow room.

While both methods can help alleviate compaction, soil plug aeration is often more effective (especially in heavy clay soil) because the plugs of soil open more space in the soil surface for air ...

Aeration is the process of creating small holes in the soil to remedy soil compaction. "Aeration creates channels for air, water, and nutrients to move deeper into the soil, promoting stronger ...

Let’s take a closer look at when to aerate your New Jersey lawn. The best time for aerating cool-season grasses is early fall (mid-August to mid-October). This prepares your lawn to be strong ...

From The Eunice Bulb and Blossom Garden Club Leaf litter is a budget friendly and natural way to help your trees flourish. Leaves help aerate clay soil and their humus building qualities help improves ...