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A common question asked by many is, &amp;quot;Should I aerate, scarify and top dress my lawn?&amp;quot; The quick answers are as follows.
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1. Lawn Top Dressing:
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Only top dress your lawn to remove the lumps and
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The
best thing for lawn top dressing is river sand, which can be purchased
in bagged quantities from your local nursery. River sand remains soft
(unlike regular topsoil) throughout the hot summer months allowing the
turf to easily take hold. Also bear in mind to top dress with river
sand lightly so as not to totally cover your lawn turf. Another tip:
only top dress in spring or summer, not in winter.
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2. Lawn Aeration and Coring:
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Your
lawn will benefit from lawn aeration or lawn coring if the soil profile
has become compacted and hard. Make sure you water the lawn areas
heavily the couple
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coring. Remember, after aerating you need to follow up with good
watering so as to maintain a wet soil profile until the lawn turf grows
vigorously. Lawn aeration is best carried out in the warmer seasons for
quick recovery.
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3. Lawn Scarifying and Combing:
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Scarifying
your lawn removes thatch (or dead grass material) beneath the healthy
turf growth. Thatch is unhealthy for your lawn as it is the breeding
ground for fungus
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reasonably short height (say 25-30mm depending on the turf species)
will help prevent thatch build-up. Every few years it may be necessary
to de-thatch your lawn with a lawn scarifier (comber).
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