Teton Aeration

About Teton Aeration

Everything good about a Rexburg lawn starts below the surface, in silt loam that packs hard under a long winter and a summer of foot traffic. Teton Aeration works that layer: pulling cores so air, water and feed can reach the roots, then keeping the grass above it mowed, trimmed and edged through the season. Plugs scattered across a spring lawn look like a mess for about a week and then the color comes on noticeably deeper. On this stretch of the plain, where the growing months are few and the air is dry, giving roots somewhere to go is most of the battle. It's unglamorous work with a result you can see from the road by June.