Hardys 5 Tine Aerator - Hollow Prong

The best times to aerate are during the spring or fall when the soil is moist and the grass is actively growing.

Aerating once or twice a year is generally sufficient, depending on your lawn's condition and use.

Yes, watering after aeration helps settle the soil and allows the grass to access nutrients and moisture more easily.

Use a brush or scraper to remove soil and debris after each use. Wipe down the tines with a damp cloth and store the aerator in a dry place.

The Hardys 5 Tine Aerator is suitable for most lawn types, especially those prone to compaction.

The tines should penetrate as deep as possible, ideally around 2-3 inches, to effectively aerate the soil.

You can leave the soil plugs on the lawn to decompose, which will add nutrients back to the soil, or you can remove them.

Ensure the soil is moist before aerating. Apply more weight to the aerator.

Stop and clear the soil from the tines using a stick or trowel.

Check the tines and ensure they are all in good condition and securely attached. Walk slower.