Landmark Landscape Company - Sonoma's Licensed Landscaping

In Sonoma, dead turf often results from soil compaction, drought stress, or poor drainage. We start with core aeration to relieve compaction and improve water penetration, then overseed with drought-tolerant grass varieties suited to our local climate. Proper irrigation adjustments and soil amendments are also key to reviving your lawn.

Soil compaction is common here due to heavy clay soils and foot traffic. We recommend regular aeration—typically once or twice a year—to loosen soil and allow air, water, and nutrients to reach grass roots. Using mulch in garden beds and avoiding heavy equipment on wet lawns also helps prevent compaction.

Many Sonoma lawns face issues like compacted soil, which restricts root growth and water absorption. Local factors like seasonal droughts and clay-heavy soil can exacerbate problems. Our approach includes soil testing to identify specific deficiencies, followed by targeted aeration, amendments, and irrigation solutions tailored to Sonoma's conditions.