Aerating your lawn is beneficial for many reasons, but there is a right and wrong way to go about it. For example, you ...

Core aerating is an important part of regular lawn maintenance, especially for renovation and maintenance of cool-season fescue lawns. Core aerating penetrates the soil and pulling a portion of soil ...

“I would like my lawn to look better this year. Should I start the growing season off by both power raking and core aerating?” I recommend using core aeration as an annual practice for lawns instead ...

A summer of heatwaves and hosepipe bans might have left your lawn looking lacklustre, but fear not – now’s the time to take ...

Over the past few weeks of Turfgrass Advisory Service (TAS) visits two consistent themes have been heard at golf courses throughout the Northeast. The first issue is slow recovery from core aeration.

Autumn is a good time to core aerate and thatch your lawn to reduce soil compaction if you did not aerate in the spring. Core aerating once a year is enough for most residential lawns with normal use.

The soil plugs from aerating your lawn can look messy, but the worst thing you could do is throw them away. Here's what to do ...

Plants like rhododendrons and azaleas that prefer acidic soil conditions can benefit from an application of granular sulfur ...

Q. How can I naturally make my lawn healthier? A. Anytime is a good time to core aerate your lawn as long as there is adequate soil moisture, but most people like to do it in the spring or fall.

Do lawn aerator shoes really work? Here's the scoop on those spiked aerating attachments worn while mowing the lawn or doing yard work.