With the summer heat settling in, your lawn needs appropriate care to remain dense, green, and healthy.
1. Mow, but don't scalp
Set your mower blades a bit higher than usual. This protects the roots from the sun, limits evaporation, and promotes vigorous regrowth.
2. Aerate the soil
Aeration improves the circulation of air, water, and nutrients to the roots. A garden fork or a manual aerator can suffice for small areas.
3. Monitor for yellowing patches
If spots appear, identify the cause:
- Lack of water
- Pests or fungi
- Overly compacted soil
4. Repair damaged areas
Depending on the extent of the damage, reseed with grass or lay ready-to-use sod. Water regularly until fully re-established.
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