A green, healthy lawn is what most people want to see when they look out their window or drive up to their home after work. It can be a battle to get your lawn to that point where it is lush and lovely to look at and you can enjoy a fun afternoon on the patio. The health of your lawn is important not only for 
aesthetics but also how hardy you turf is. A healthy lawn is able to withstand more stress without showing signs of struggle. This means the better your lawn will look throughout the year. When you take the time to learn how to improve the health of your lawn, you are also going to improve how it looks. Here are some basic tips and tricks that can help you improve your lawn’s health, and by so doing, keep it green, lovely, and beautiful!
There are a number of well known common practices that help keep you lawn in good condition. You may not be doing them correctly, so it is important to know what your type of grass likes. Do a bit of research on the proper height for cutting your specific grass type. Do your best to understand water schedules that help grow strong grass with deep roots, such as watering deeply, less often.
While those things are typically done by homeowners pretty regularly, despite knowing how important it is, many people don’t take the time to understand fertilizer and the proper schedules for application. Knowing what your lawn needs and feeding those needs is vital to growing a beautiful lawn. Don’t skimp on this lawn care step just because you don’t know much about it, or think it isn’t that important. Get in touch with your local lawn care expert and let them help you take care of business!
Another less commonly taken care of lawn care process is aeration. Don’t be fooled, aeration can be hugely beneficial to a tired and old lawn that just doesn’t seem to be doing well anymore. The compacted soil makes it extremely hard for roots to grow, much less find nutrients down there in the tight soil. Allow professionals to aerate your lawn to increase growth and health!
One last tip for those that like to spend some time in the kitchen, don’t throw out those scraps in the trash! Instead, take the time to form a compost pile or bin in order to reduce your waste and restore nutrients to your soil in an organic and environmentally friendly way.
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