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If your fortune holds to the extent that you're lawn is growing on rich top soil, a great deal of the tedious effort to maintain the space has been completed. But many of us do not have this luxury, and it should be remembered that, when a fine topsoil base exists, you still have to work hard to hold the beauty of a fine garden and an excellent lawn.

1. The mowing of a lawn has its most perfect time is the time when a lack of moisture and warmth exists. Linger until the damp dew of morning has left, and prior to the warm build up that takes place prior to evening. Or you may wish to perform this act early in the evening, or late in the afternoon this should follow a water application when it was morning, which is a fine time as well.

2. A hedge is a much better boundary divider than a fence. It will provide better privacy, keep pets and children in or out. Birds will be attracted because of its sheltering properties, and provide a great backdrop for plants and flowers.

3. Your garden should be brought right up to you; hyacinths should be planted close to doors, as well as paths. Their magnificent perfume will overcome the air of early spring to brighten every aspect of your garden.

4. Bring you garden to the things that don't belong in a garden, such as lampposts and mail boxes. Smother such mundane things with planted flowers to benefit from the first to the last to flower. You could have white snowdrops, purple and gold crocus, tulips of a variety of colors, and hyacinths colored blue. You could also surround the posts with rocks to provide added interest.

5. The control of weeds can be achieved on your lawn by making spring the time to mow regularly. This will prevent dandelions spreading by eliminating the yellow blossoms and preventing seed formation. A highness of mowing is good in early summer, carrying on from late spring. The ground will be shaded by grass blades with this maneouvre, and the total suppression of crabgrass sprouting will be achieved.

The garden and the lawn that you own ought to be a place where you have much proudness and see much beautifulness. The expense of considerable sums is unecessary on expensive fertilizers and herbicides, or either chairs and tables, or statues, etc for the lawn. Some careful preplanning can go a long way to making your lawn and garden a space that you prefer.