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Chris 05-06-2003 04:08 AM

Aerating Lawn
 
I have a large lawn about 1.5 acres really heavy soil looks to have a lot of
clay in it. What is good to use as top dressing for this type of lawn?
Something that can be put in a drop spreader or broadcast spreader.



[email protected] 05-06-2003 04:32 AM

Aerating Lawn
 
"Chris" wrote:
I have a large lawn about 1.5 acres really heavy soil looks to have a lot
of clay in it. What is good to use as top dressing for this type of lawn?
Something that can be put in a drop spreader or broadcast spreader.

First off, aeration and top dressing are two completely different
things. Core aeration is done by machine, perhaps a pull behind
unit on a lawn your size. (sometimes walk behind) A simple coring
of the turf.

Top dressing usually involves too much material for a spreader,
unless you have acsess to a blower type. Time for some wheel
barrow action there, Chris.

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Chris 05-06-2003 12:08 PM

Aerating Lawn
 
Yuck, this is what I was afraid of. I wanted to aerate the lawn then put a
little something down to get into the holes to help ammend the soil. Might
just have to aerate fertilize water and let alone.
wrote in message
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"Chris" wrote:
I have a large lawn about 1.5 acres really heavy soil looks to have a

lot
of clay in it. What is good to use as top dressing for this type of

lawn?
Something that can be put in a drop spreader or broadcast spreader.

First off, aeration and top dressing are two completely different
things. Core aeration is done by machine, perhaps a pull behind
unit on a lawn your size. (sometimes walk behind) A simple coring
of the turf.

Top dressing usually involves too much material for a spreader,
unless you have acsess to a blower type. Time for some wheel
barrow action there, Chris.

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Gene Moon 06-06-2003 03:32 AM

Aerating Lawn
 
I have 12,000 square feet of yard and the soil was well packed through 25
years of just mere watering and "basic" lawncare. I paid $90 to have it
aerated and now my lawn after about a month and a half has really thickened
up.

Gene

"Chris" wrote in message
...
Yuck, this is what I was afraid of. I wanted to aerate the lawn then put a
little something down to get into the holes to help ammend the soil. Might
just have to aerate fertilize water and let alone.
wrote in message
...
"Chris" wrote:
I have a large lawn about 1.5 acres really heavy soil looks to have a

lot
of clay in it. What is good to use as top dressing for this type of

lawn?
Something that can be put in a drop spreader or broadcast spreader.

First off, aeration and top dressing are two completely different
things. Core aeration is done by machine, perhaps a pull behind
unit on a lawn your size. (sometimes walk behind) A simple coring
of the turf.

Top dressing usually involves too much material for a spreader,
unless you have acsess to a blower type. Time for some wheel
barrow action there, Chris.

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