Liquid Aeration

-Liquid aeration creates pores that allow air, water and nutrients to filtrate into the soil, improving both drainage and deep water penetratin. -Roots grow deeper making nutrients available that were previously unreachable by the plant. -Liquid aeration covers the entire lawn and can be done at any time during the season. -There is no need to mark sprinkler heads, invisible fences or cable lines. -The goal of aerating a lawn is to get more oxygen, water, and nutrients into the root zone. Improving the aeration within the soil is especially beneficial to lawns that are growing in clay or compacted soils.