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Should you be fortunate you're lawn is growing on rich top soil, much of the hard work of keeping a lawn beautiful can be dispensed with altogether. Of course, not all of us are in this position, it is also the case of course, when a fine topsoil base exists, the need to put in effort still exists to keep in excellent condition, you lawn and garden.

1. The mowing of a lawn has its most perfect time is when it is cool and dry. Wait for the morning dew to dry off, and before the afternoon heat takes hold. Alternatively, late afternoon or early evening following a watering in the morning is also a good time.

2. A hedge is a much better boundary divider than the qualities provided by fencing. Privacy is better catered for, keep pets and children in or out. It will attract birds to its shelter, and privision is made for a great backdrop for plants and flowers.

3. Don't just have your garden out ther, but take it closer to you; hyacinths can be planted near doors and near paths. The scented, perfumed air they produce will swamp the spring air to brighten every aspect of your garden.

4. Bring you garden to the things that don't belong in a garden, lamp posts and mail boxes being an example. Surround these items with flowers planted to have the advantageous elements of the earliest to the latest flowerings. You could have white snowdrops, crocuses of a purple or gold hue, blue hyacinths, and various colored tulips. You could also surround the posts with rocks to provide added interest.

5. Weed controlling methods is an achievement that your lawn can experience through the oft repeated mowing action when it is springtime. This will prevent dandelions spreading by eliminating the yellow blossoms and preventing seed formation. Mow high during late spring and early summer. Grass blades can thereby be allowed to shade the ground, and the total suppression of crabgrass sprouting will be achieved.

The garden and the lawn that you own should be a source of pride and beauty. The expense of considerable sums is unecessary on expensive fertilizers and herbicides, or either chairs and tables, or statues, etc for the lawn. A little commonsense and thought will take you as far as you need to go towards creating a garden and a lawn a much better place.