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Your home’s outdoor spaces need effective maintenance to stay healthy over time. However, when our team shows up to administer this maintenance, or at another point in the process, you may hear some terms you’re not familiar with from our technicians. Lawn care has its own unique vocabulary, and it helps to be familiar with some key terms. We’ll highlight a few must-know residential lawn care terms for Oxford, CT area homeowners below and give examples of when they might come up.<\/p>\n

Essential Residential Lawn Care Terms for Oxford Area Homeowners<\/strong><\/h2>\n

There’s a wide range of lawn care-specific terms you might hear during service. Here’s a quick look at a few of them:<\/p>\n

1. Treatment<\/strong><\/p>\n

One term you’ll hear not only from us, but also when you’re navigating through our services is “treatment.” This term simply refers to applying products to your lawn or\u00a0utilizing tools to address issues. At\u00a0Lawn Doctor of Greater Oxford, we offer a full range of comprehensive treatments to help you maintain outdoor spaces that look their best through the seasons.<\/p>\n

2. Scalping<\/strong><\/p>\n

Our team doesn’t offer lawn mowing services. However, we do know what it takes to get the most out of mowing, so we may advise you on effective strategies. As a part of this conversation, the term “scalping” may come up. This term simply refers to cutting your grass too short, which causes issues by making it easier for weeds to invade your lawn, put down roots, and spread.<\/p>\n

3. Red Thread<\/strong><\/p>\n

There are many lawn diseases out there, and they can all take a toll on your yard’s overall health. One of these diseases is called “red thread,” and it’s one of the most common. Red thread is generally caused by soil that’s low in nitrogen, and it leads to a fungus causing unsightly red\u00a0strands to pop up in your grass.<\/p>\n

4. Aeration<\/strong><\/p>\n

Whether due to foot traffic, machinery, or the changing of the seasons, your soil can become packed together too tightly. When this happens, it can hinder the circulation of water, nutrients, and other resources, causing your lawn’s health to steadily decline. “Aeration” is the action of breaking compacted soil apart, restoring circulation, and keeping your lawn healthier over time.<\/p>\n

We offer residential lawn care solutions in these areas:<\/p>\n