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Throughout the year, your lawn can become more compacted from regular use, resulting in a layer of tightly bound dead grass and roots, called thatch, to build up at the base of your living grass. This thick layer of thatch can block essential nutrients, water, and oxygen from reaching the roots, resulting in a dying yard. Lawn aeration and seeding are incredibly important to remove the thatch and have a healthy, green lawn.
Aeration & Seeding in Maryland & Northern Virginia
Is your lawn looking thin or bare in places? What your yard needs is aeration and seeding to help it breathe again and absorb the proper nutrients. Our services transform your colorless, thatch-laden lawn into the lush, green turf that will be turning heads all year long.
Signs Your Yard Needs to be Aerated and Seeded
Your lawn may be compacted if you’ve noticed any of these signs on the lawn.
- Pooling Water
- Water running off of higher areas quickly
- Bare areas where grass will not grow
- Trees with shallow roots
- Thin areas of grass
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While some of our competitors make you wait a week or more to get a quote, here at Blades of Green we use advanced lawn measuring technology to instantly give you a quote on your service. You can start achieving your dream lawn today. Call us today at 410-346-3451 or request your quote online.
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With our lawn aeration and seeding in combination with our lawn care services, Blades of Green will get you on your way to a healthier, rejuvenated lawn in no time! To learn more and save money, check out our popular packages below!
Lawn Aeration in Maryland & Northern Virginia
Grassroots need air, water, and essential nutrients to grow thick, healthy, and strong. Thatch build-up can hinder this growth. In order to remove thatch build-up, your lawn needs to be aerated. The best time to aerate your lawn depends on your grass type, but typically, we recommend aerating in the fall.
How to Prepare for Your Lawn Aeration Service
Are you wondering what you need to do before our lawn technicians arrive for your aeration and seeding service? Here’s everything that you may need to do to ensure you get the most out of your service.
- Flag sprinkler heads, invisible fences, in-ground lights, and other hard-to-see objects. If you are unable to flag your lawn, please let us know and our crew can assist you with this.
- Mow your lawn lower than the usual recommendation one to two days before we arrive. This helps to make your aeration and seeding service more effective.
- Clean up leaves and debris.
- Water your lawn ONLY if the soil is dry. A quick way to know if the soil is moist enough is to push a screwdriver into the soil. If the screwdriver penetrates easily, it is fine. If it is hard to push in, water about 1″ and test again.
Lawn Seeding Service in Maryland & Northern Virginia
After your lawn has been aerated, it’s time for your lawn seeding service! Aeration will create optimal conditions for seed germination, allowing new roots to reach deep down into the soil and establish a strong root system. These seeds will then transform into a thick layer of turf, which will not only look healthy and green but also prevent weeds from taking hold in your lawn.
SeedBOOST for Optimal Grass Growth
Have you noticed with past seeding services that your grass didn’t grow to optimal height? Your lawn may not have been as hydrated as it needs to be! When your lawn isn’t watered as it should be (even missing one day can be detrimental!) it won’t absorb any of the all-natural nutrients our lawn technicians provide during our fall aeration and seeding services. With our Blue Tag Certified, 100% weed-free seeds with SeedBOOST you don't need to worry about missing a day of watering, or less than ideal growing conditions.
The benefits of our Blue Tag Certified, 100% weed-free grass seed with SeedBOOST include:
- Increased germination and overall grass growth
- Faster root development
- Less water is needed to establish roots
- Faster germination
- Increases livability (percentage of plants that will reach full maturity)
This service is included in our industry-leading aeration and seeding services at no additional cost!
Organic-Based Service Options with True Organic
To ensure that we offer lawn aeration and seeding that is geared towards organic-based and sustainable growth, we founded True Organic—a division of Blades of Green that is solely focused on organic-based lawn care treatments. We offer two different True Organic packages that include organic aeration and seeding, both of which are offered to residents of Montgomery County and anyone else interested in environmentally friendly treatments. Contact us today to learn more!
Experience the B.O.G. Difference
We have a proven process that’s been developed over the course of more than 30 years of expert lawn care. When you choose Blades of Green, our aeration services include:
- Double-pass aeration for twice the plugs, allowing more nutrients to reach the roots.
- Power raking in hard-to-reach areas.
- Blue Tag Certified, 100% weed-free grass seed featuring our SeedBOOST fertilizer designed to give your lawn the best nutrients possible.
*Blue Tag Certified seeds are held to rigorous labeling standards. They're tested and inspected to gain the seal of approval from the state crop improvement association in which the seed is produced.
EXPERIENCE THE B.O.G. DIFFERENCE
Fast Process, Proven Results, Reliable Experts
Our aeration and seeding services are the fastest way to get a full, healthy, thriving lawn. It begins with one-on-one over-the-phone consultation, where we will explain what is involved and evaluate your property’s needs. With just one visit, we will both aerate and seed your lawn. Our highly trained specialists are always happy to answer your questions and ensure that you have the right information to maximize the results of your aeration and seeding treatment.
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