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Removing small cores of soil from your lawn reduces soil compaction and promotes root growth for healthier grass! 
What can you expect? Immediately after aeration, your lawn will be dotted with small plugs from the soil. Within a week or two, they break apart and disappear into the lawn.
About 7 to 10 days after aeration, the aerification holes will be filled with white, actively growing roots-asign that turfgrass is receving additional oxygen, moisture and nutrients from the soil.
On compacted soil and on lawns with slopes, you should see an immediate difference in water puddling and runoff after irriation or rainfall. After aeration, your lawn should be able to go longer between waterings, without showing sighs of wilt. With repeat aeration ever time, your lawn will show enhanced heat and drought stress tolerance. Remember, most lawns benefit from annual aeration. And while you shouldn't expect maiacles, especially with poor soil, lawns that recive this care will be healthier, more vigorous, easier to maintain, and have fewer pest problems. 
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