Green Core Lawn Aeration

About Green Core Lawn Aeration

Anoka sits on the Anoka Sand Plain, a broad bed of glacial outwash left behind when the ice sheets retreated — sandy ground that drains fast and asks something extra of a lawn. Green Core Lawn Aeration answers that ask. In the cool weeks of September, when the summer heat breaks and the grass begins its second growing season, the aerator pulls its thousands of small plugs, opening the soil so air, water, and roots can find their way down. It is quiet, unglamorous work whose results show up months later, in turf that shrugs off a dry August. Watching a lawn thicken from the roots up is its own kind of harvest, and on this sandy old riverbed it makes all the difference.