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Aerating a lawn to improve drainage in compacted upper layers by spiking. On small areas, carry out manually by pushing fork tines good 10cm deep into the soil. Every three years, use a hollow tine fork to remove cores of soil. On larger areas, used motorised equipment

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Aerating a lawn to improve drainage in compacted upper layers by spiking. On small areas, carry out manually by pushing fork tines good 10cm deep into the soil. Every three years, use a hollow tine fork to remove cores of soil. On larger areas, used motorised equipment

Aerating a lawn to improve drainage in compacted upper layers by spiking. On small areas, carry out manually by pushing fork tines good 10cm deep int...