If your lawn has poor drainage, is compacted, or has a lot of foot traffic, it may benefit from aeration. Aeration improves soil health by allowing water, nutrients, and air to penetrate the grass roots more effectively.

Fertilize your lawn in early spring and late fall for optimal growth and health throughout the year. These times ensure your grass gets the nutrients it needs during its most active growing periods.

Cut your grass to about one-third of its height each mow. For most lawns, a height of 5-6 cm is ideal as it encourages healthy growth and prevents weeds from taking over.

To effectively deal with lawn pests, first identify the specific pest causing the damage. Then, choose an appropriate treatment, such as natural predators, organic pesticides, or chemical controls, and ensure proper lawn maintenance to prevent future infestations.