What is the best time for me to water my lawn?

The best times to water your lawn are in the early morning and late afternoon when there is generally less wind and heat. The least desirable times are in the heat of the afternoon, when the water evaporates too quickly, and very late in the evening, which can cause the lawn to stay wet all night, encouraging disease development. During extended droughts you may desire to water as little as possible because of watering restrictions. In order to keep just the crowns alive, turf requires a half inch every week. In order to keep just the root system alive, amounts of one-third to one-half inch every three weeks is required. Water normally if at all possible.

Under normal conditions how much should I water my grass?

Cool season grasses require the proper amount of water each week to remain actively growing when temperatures are between 45° and 85°. If temperatures are between 85° and 90°, turf may require an extra half inch. Temperatures 90° and higher signal a need for an extra inch of moisture to keep grass actively growing. Less water amounts may force turf into a dormant state.

Synthetic turf

The synthetic grass surface, which imitate the natural grass has long been used in sports, and in the future are likely to be used more broadly. However, the idea of plastics lawn is still viewed as an unprecedented and inappropriate. It is believed that the plastic coating can be used in the garden in that places, where the natural grass can't grow. Many gardens displays sections which are often visited, such as balconies, terraces, land near the basin and the floor in greenhouse.

Grass edges. The outlook of your lawn can be improved by regular trimming its edges. Those grasses, which have creeping stems can be placed in pour in land plastic trays on the margine of the lawn.

How to make the surface of the playground more secure?

In order to have a secure playground you need:

Smooth field surface and uniform soil throughout the plot; the soil wich eliminate easy the excess moisturer from the surface level and from the lower layer without making an impact on the supporting surface or in the soil water level is stabilized; the soil, which supports the appropriate level of infiltration and maintained enough water to sustain growth herbs; there must also be a smooth surface containing enough nutrients and assuring the necessary support when wet.