'Core' Benefits
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This is the best season to core aerate cool-season lawns because warm soil and cooler air promote rapid root growth.

What is Late Summer and/or Fall?

100

Homeowners often choose this grass because it provides an attractive, dark green lawn while requiring less water and maintenance than many other cool-season grasses.

What is Turf Type Tall Fescue?

100

Warm soil temperatures during early fall help turf-type tall fescue do this more quickly.

What is germinate?

100

Sprinkler heads, invisible dog fences, shallow utilities, landscape lighting, and other hidden objects.

What is things homeowners need to flag?

100

This is the single most important thing a homeowner can do after overseeding to ensure successful germination.

What is keep the seed consistently moist?

200

This process creates more room for grass roots to grow by breaking up hard, dense soil

What is relieving soil compaction?

200

This benefit of turf type tall fescue makes a lawn better able to withstand active families, and pets without thinning out.

What is better traffic tolerance?

200

This environmental condition—common in late summer and early fall—helps newly seeded turf-type tall fescue establish rapidly.

What are warm soil temperatures?

200

This process of lining up the wheel of the aerator with the last tire mark ensures 100% coverage of the aeration area.

What is overlapping?

200

Instead of watering deeply once a week, newly seeded lawns benefit most from this watering approach.

What is light, frequent watering?

300

By opening channels in the soil, core aeration provides more of this essential element to grass roots.

What is oxygen?

300

This trait found in many modern turf-type tall fescue cultivars helps negate the need for fungicide applications.

What is improved disease resistance?

300

By establishing earlier, turf-type tall fescue is better prepared to handle this challenging season the following year.

What is heat and drought stress?

300

NaturaLawn of America's timeline procedure to give a customer a head's up they are scheduled for AOS?

What is a call ahead a week in advance?

300

Rather than waiting until the grass is tall, homeowners should begin this when new grass reaches about 3½–4 inches.

What is mowing?

400

Core aeration helps fertilizers move into the root zone, improving the plant's ability to do this.

What is absorb nutrients more efficiently?

400

This characteristic allows turf-type tall fescue to stay greener longer during summer heat and dry periods.

Why is a deeper extensive root system?

400

This combination of warm soil, cooler air temperatures, and more daylight remaining makes early fall the ideal time to establish turf-type tall fescue.

What is optimal growing conditions?

400

These act as turning lanes that technicians will use to turn around machines in lawns to maintain full coverage and a professional aesthetic.

What are border passes?

400

Applying this at the recommended time helps young grass continue developing a strong root system before winter.

What is a fertilizer application?

500

This result of core aeration helps lawns better withstand drought, heat, and everyday stress.

What is developing deeper root systems?

500

Compared to older tall fescue varieties, this improvement to TTTF gives today's premium lawns a softer feel, more attractive appearance, and thicker turf.

What is a finer/more narrow leaf blade?

500

This is the biggest advantage of seeding turf-type tall fescue at the beginning of the recommended seeding window instead of waiting until later in the fall.

What is maximizing establishment time before winter?

500

The new ride on aerator being used this year that will help to limit breakdowns on the road and complete more stops in a day.

What is a Stinger?

500

This common homeowner mistake can damage tender seedlings before they're fully established.

What is excessive traffic from people, pets, or equipment