Before choosing a shrub instead of another, of course, it is necessary to deal with the soil on which they will be sown or planted: the degree of acidity of the soil, as well as the high or low content of nutrients, are fundamental parameters. to be taken into consideration when setting up the garden. This applies, of course, not only to shrubs, but to all plants that you want to sow, and of course also to the lawn.

Regarding the sowing of the lawn, before carrying out it it is advisable to treat the soil that will host it with a herbicide, which must be left to act for at least three weeks (avoiding spreading it near crops that will give life to vegetables or other vegetables intended for finish on the table); in the case of particularly large or resistant weeds, you will have to proceed manually, possibly with the help of a small knife. Once sown, the lawn should be watered twice a day until the blades of grass that emerge from the ground have reached a height of three centimeters. From that moment on, the waterings can be reduced, with a cadence once every two days. The grass in the garden must be wet in the early hours of the morning: for this reason, to avoid commitment and fatigue, it is advisable to have an automatic irrigation system, which will supply water in the desired times and quantities.

Speaking of water, even if it is an underestimated element it often determines the death of some plants, or in any case the rot of the grass. It seems strange that the element that gives life can also cause death, but it is so: many, in fact, do not know that, even more than a lack of water, an excess of water supply is harmful to plant species. In other words, too frequent and unnecessary watering can cause serious damage. The reason is obvious: if the soil is wet when there is no need, it is difficult to drain the water (even more so if it is naturally poorly draining); consequently, water stagnations are formed which cause an excess of humidity and can favor the appearance of infections and fungi. To avoid these risks it is necessary on the one hand to favor the drainage of the soil (through periodic weeding operations) and on the other to respect the watering times.

In conclusion, it is worth remembering that an efficient garden design cannot be designed without taking into account the initial budget, and ultimately the amount of money that you are able to spend: for this reason, make a preventive calculation of the expenses that are intended to be incurred will only favor the execution of the works, and above all will avoid leaving one or more crops in the middle.