If your zoysia lawn is thick with thatch, you might consider aeration shoes. Unfortunately, their thin tines don't penetrate deeply enough to reduce thatch or meaningfully aerate the soil.
Rent a core aeration machine with hollow tines. This equipment pulls soil plugs to the surface, inoculating the thatch layer with beneficial fungi that break it down. For best results, aerate after a good rain when the soil is soft, and run the machine over the lawn three times at different angles.
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