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I have used quite a few lawn care companies over the years. None compare to Solomon's. They care. They provide very competitive pricing and do more than the other guys. Bottomline, they take pride in their work and want their customers and customers' neighbors to see the difference.Amy Carrick
Mr. Solomon is very consciencious and does a thorough job. He is dependable and very responsive to our requests, Its a pleasure having him maintain our yard.Gwen Nadeau
We have been using Solomon's Landscape and Design at Eastside Chiropractic for over a year now and the service has always been professional and excellent. The staff is friendly, they are always courteous and punctual, and our yard looks great. Thanks guys!!!Colin Hambrook
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is aeration?
Aeration is the mechanical removal of soil cores from the lawn. These one to two inch cores are left on top of the lawn and as the cores break down, microbes feed on and break down thatch. Thatch is the spongy and often impervious layer of decaying material between the crown of the grass plants and the soil.
Why is aeration needed?
Not only does aeration help reduce soil compaction, but it allows water to reach deep and through the root zone. This benefits microorganisms living in the soil. These organisms break down existing thatch, improve soil quality and release additional nutrients for healthy plant development. Nutrients are easily taken in by the plant when aeration is completed. The holes created through aeration in the soil allow roots to expand, resulting in improved turf quality and vitality.
When is the best time to have your lawn aerated and overseeded?
The most effective time of year for aerating and overseeding is in the fall for cool season grasses, such as tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass, and in the spring or summer for warm season grasses, such as bermudagrass and zoysiagrass.
What are the benefits of overseeding?
Overseeding allows new grass varieties to be introduced to a lawn to resist diseases and insect attacks. Similarly, as a lawn thickens with the new seed growth, it will also be better suited to crowd out weeds.
About the Founder and CEO
Edward Solomon has been in the landscape industry for a decade and loves every minute of it! Originally from Canada, he graduated from Spartanburg Methodist College with a golf scholarship, and went on to USC – Upstate. There he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. After trying traditional jobs he thought that landscaping might afford him the enjoyment he was looking for.
Several years later he went to school at Spartanburg Community College for horticulture. Now a decade in “It still doesn’t feel like work.”