Summer heat and drought can leave your lawn looking tired, patchy, and unhealthy. When temperatures soar and rainfall becomes scarce, grass struggles to survive, often resulting in brown spots, thinning turf, and weakened roots. The good news is that you can restore your lawn’s health and prepare it for the next growing season by signing up for fall core aeration and overseeding. These two lawn care practices work together to repair damage, improve soil health, and encourage thick, green...