Lawncaretips - Lawns come in all shapes and sizes, from manicured and striped lawns to tough hardwearing areas of grass. To many, looking after a lawn is a chore and is not considered very important. Yet from a garden design point of view, lawns are very important, and many people would not consider creating a garden without a lawn of some sort. Lawns can be used in many other ways such as for growing wild flowers, lawn sculptures and to create mown shapes to add interest and movement to the garden.
Although gardening trends come and go, the lawn is definitely here to stay. It provides not only an attractive feature but a surface for play and an area in which to relax in the garden. It also acts as a foil to plants and borders – take away the lawn and the garden would be much less interesting to look at. Even in the middle of winter when the garden can look a little bare, a lawn will always provide some colour.
Despite the importance of lawns, they are often taken for granted and only given the minimum of care. Part of the reason for this is because it is widely believed that to have a good quality lawn you need to spend a great deal of time and money on maintenance. In the case of a golf green or football pitch this may be the case, but for a garden lawn it is possible to create and maintain a lawn in good condition without being a slave to it.
Lawn care is also thought to be difficult and a bit of a mystery, but with improved and new varieties of grass and an increasing range of lawn care products, lawn maintenance has never been as easy or enjoyable. A well kept lawn will involve some work, but the results far outweigh the effort and if you treat your lawn as being as important as the rest of the other features and plants in your garden, the whole area will appear to be more aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
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