Aerating and Thatch

Lawn aeration and dethatching are two processes used to maintain the beauty of a lawn. If lawn aeration and dethatching sound Greek to you, don't you worry. Our articles will help you understand how thatchers and lawn aerators can improve your lawn! If aeration and dethatching require a little more time than you would like to commit, take a look at TruGreen® . With a complete and FREE Lawn Analysis, TruGreen® can help your lawn look green and park-like.

• Lawn Dethatching: A Basic Primer
• The Best Aerator to Spruce Up Your Lawn
• Your Lawn Needs Air, Too: Benefits of Lawn Aeration
• Bring on the Mulchers: Lawn Mowers That Do More Than Just Cut
• Lawn Aerator Options: From 'Five-speed' to Automatic
• Don't Wait: Aerate
• De-Mystifying Lawn Thatch
• Top Secret! The best lawn care tip you'll ever receive...
• Lawn Aerators: From Foot-powered to Horsepower
• Thatch, Aeration, and Your Healthy Lawn
• Late Winter Tasks for Missouri Lawns
• De-thatching Lawns in New York State
• When Should I Dethatch?
• When Should I Aerate?
• What Is Thatch?
• What is Aerating?
• Lawn Aeration Tips to Give You a Greener Grass
• How to Plant Sod
• How to Beat Lawn Thatch
• How Do I Dethatch?
• How Do I Aerate?
• Do Spike Lawn Aerators Do Anything?