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Lawn Fertilization & Aeration in the Hill Country

A green, thick lawn starts below the surface. Fertilization feeds the turf on the right schedule, and aeration relieves the compaction that keeps our heavy or rocky soils from absorbing what you put down.

  • Fertilizer matched to your grass type and the season
  • Core aeration to relieve compaction and help water soak in
  • Nitrogen boosts to push color and thickness in the growing season
  • Works best alongside weed control and proper mowing
Fertilization & Aeration

Feeding a lawn is about timing and restraint. Warm season grasses here want to be fed as they green up and through the growing season, then left alone heading into winter. Over feeding, or feeding at the wrong time, burns the turf and feeds the weeds. We match the product and the schedule to your grass.

Aeration is the quiet hero on this region's soils. San Antonio's clay and the Hill Country's compacted, rocky ground both keep water and nutrients from reaching the roots. Pulling cores opens the soil so everything you apply actually works, and the lawn thickens as roots spread into the loosened ground.

Answers

Fertilization & Aeration: common questions

How often should I fertilize?
Most warm season lawns here do well with a few feedings across the growing season rather than one heavy dose. We will set a schedule that fits your grass and avoids feeding into dormancy.
Does my lawn really need aeration?
If water pools or runs off, the soil feels hard, or the lawn thins out even though you water it, compaction is the likely cause. Our clay and rocky soils compact easily, so annual aeration helps most yards here.
Can you fertilize and treat weeds at once?
Often yes. A combined feed and weed approach works for many lawns, and we can line it up with your mowing schedule.

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