Compacted soil blocks air, water, nutrients—only weeds thrive. Aerators fix this fast. Coring/plug (remove ¾″ plugs to 3″, heat-treated tips) for clay; spike for loam/dark soil.
Essential around flowering annuals (stunt-sensitive). Large areas need mechanical aeration—trowels don't scale. Good drainage = good roots = good plants.
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