Expert Lawn Care Services in Whitstable

Waterlogged lawn? Most lawns are like this now and this is because we are over something called "field capacity". This refers to the maximum amount of water that soil can hold against the force of gravity after excess water has drained away - so the soil is fully saturated! At field capacity the soil retains enough moisture for the grass plant to access, but it is not waterlogged. Waterlogged lawns can also be a sign of general poor drainage. Waterlogging can lead to various problems such as moss growth and soil compaction. Improving drainage through methods like aerating the soil or adjusting the grading of the lawn can help mitigate the problem. Walking on a waterlogged lawn can further compact the soil, which can harm the grass and make drainage issues worse. It is best to avoid walking on a waterlogged lawn until it has dried out to prevent damaging the grass and soil structure. 🌱...