3 Steps to Successfully Scarify Your Lawn
Have you ever looked at your lawn and thought, “What’s the deal with this grass?” It’s like your lawn has a second personality. One minute it’s green and healthy and the next it’s a sickly shade of yellow. No worries. That’s just the natural cycle of life. When your lawn is under the gun, you need a little help from above. The good news is that you don’t need any outside help to fix your lawn. It’s just a matter of getting the right tools, techniques, and knowledge. And yes, even with a sickly grass, that should not stop you from having a healthy lawn. You just need to know what you’re doing and do it right. With that, let’s take a look at the 3 steps you need to successfully scarify your lawn to maintain its health. What is Scarification? You’ve probably heard of aerating, which is a type of landscaping process that involves using machines to pull up the top layer of soil. This allows for better oxygenation and healthier roots. Scarification also has a similar idea but instead of just