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Aeration & Fertilization | Fresno & Visalia Areas

Increase the effectiveness of your lawn and turf care.

The way aeration works is to remove small plugs of the turf. By doing this we can break up the thatch and dead layers of grass that build up in the grass. This will allow great improvement in the areas of more water, oxygen, and the fertilizer necessary to get to the roots. This all adds up to stronger and healthier grass and soil. 

Aeration is just one of the many services provided by The Experienced Gardener. We have been providing residential and commercial accounts service for over 20 years. We service all areas in the greater Kings, Tulare, Fresno, and Madera County areas. We are much more than a “blow and go” gardener, with many services available to provide you with a healthy and lush landscape. Areas of service we provide are but not limited to:

  • Lawn Care and Maintenance with Over Seeding
  • Soil acidification and fertilization
  • Tree and shrub care
  • Weed control
  • Tree disease control
  • Rodent control
  • Snail control
  • Turf renovation
  • Systemic Tree care
  • Water penetration improvement
  • Liquid fertilizer feeding
  • and much more

It is time to consider aeration treatment if you see thin or bare patches, water puddles in your lawn after it rains or too much thatch on your grass. Give us a call today for a consultation and treatment estimate. Call 559-732-1667

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