landscape ideas: Garden Gnomes Say: Moved in? First landscaping project?
- 04/20/17 08:00 AM
You may have questions about real estate and first landcaping projects after moving in and not sure whom to ask? You could ask me as your personal Realtor or you could ask the usually reliable but sometimes erratic "Garden Gnomes".
You prefer to start with the garden gnomes, you say. OK, OK. Your Realtor is busy and the Garden Gnomes are sitting around outside in where else, your garden. Wisdom awaits. Ask the garden gnomes about real estate & improvements that pay off and give your Realtor the day off
Walking into the garden, the Garden gnomes meditate and answer the question, "What landscaping project should … (0 comments)
landscape ideas: First Step In Landscaping New Home
- 03/15/17 01:16 PM
Just moved in to your new home? What is the first step in landscaping? Get your garden gnome buddies together (Courtesy PINTEREST) and ponder. The landscaping needs something. But what? Shall I head to Home Depot and start buying shrubs and drip irrigation? Maybe I should map out a new retaining wall or put in a pond or af fountain? What is the very first thing that I should do? What will make it special? House Logic says, DO NOTHING!
You can learn a lot by DOING NOTHING
Sit down, sip some iced tea, watch the grass grow and observe. You can learn a lot by doing … (1 comments)
landscape ideas: 3-D Art & Mural ideas for inside & outside home
- 01/03/17 09:51 AM
How about some 3-D art or murals on floors, walls or even the garage door to increase interest in your home. Maybe a 3D mural will make a possible buyer stop and say, "What an interesting home, is this for sale?"
I guaranee that this mural will get someone to notice your home or should I say hangar? Have a large wall in a dark room, create your own window with paint
Have a concrete floor and an ugly … (1 comments)
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Jeff Masich-Scottsdale AZ Associate Broker,MBA,GRI
You may have questions about real estate and first landcaping projects after moving in and not sure whom to ask? You could ask me as your personal Realtor or you could ask the usually reliable but sometimes erratic "Garden Gnomes".
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