aerate

As in most groups of animals, important organs, such as those for propelling the blood, or for aerating it, or those for propagating the race, are found nearly uniform, they are considered as highly serviceable in classification; but in some groups of animals all these, the most important vital organs, are found to offer characters of quite subordinate value.

Core aerating once a year is enough for most residential lawns with normal use.

Aerate every year if possible: "Any aerating is better than none at all, and the best time is in early spring."

Providing a large lake, like the Swanswell, and aerating it with a large (and expensive) fountain - and providing lots of green bank-side growth, might help but a cost benefit analysis would probably rule out such an extravagance.

Turn the bottle and carafe over to experience the bobbling sound of the white wine aerating through the neck and down the carafe.

For positively aerating the wine by the glass, try demonstrating another unique wine tool that can quickly and effectively -- some would say magically -- open up a wine by infusing it with air.

Martin has been the superintendent at Blissful for three years, and he said the superintendent before him didn't fully agree with aerating only once a year either.