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Lawn and Garden Improvements

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Real Estate Broker/Owner with Green Tree Realty, LLC BR913315

Lawn & Garden ImprovementsLawn and garden improvements are one of the most beneficial things that you can do to preserve the longevity of your home as well as to improve its curb appeal if you are looking to sell or rent. Lawn and garden improvements are sometimes overlooked by home owners and the truth is that they make a big impact on the value of any home. The lawn and garden are one of the first things that visitors see when they come to any home and they also make a lasting impression when they leave a home. The best way to improve your lawn and garden is to firstly, clean it up! Make sure to get rid of any loose shrubs or dying plants. There is nothing more unsightly than an overgrown in garden or lawn. This makes the entire home look unkempt, even if it is not. It is best to either hire a gardener to just clean everything up or do it yourself. Pull out weeds, water the grass and cut down trees ensuring they look tidy. With lawn and garden care, less is usually more. You don’t have to plant tons of flowers and plants, you just have to make sure that there at least is grass growing and the area looks clean. The next way to improve your garden and lawn is to invest in some rocks or fencing. Things like fencing or rocks are quick ways to turn a simple garden into a work of art. Fencing is important because it has a practical appeal as well as a decorative appeal and rocks look nice when placed in a garden or lawn. Another great way to improve your garden or lawn is to invest in some inexpensive lawn lighting. There are many lights that can be placed directly onto the lawn that look amazing when lit at night, they are great for visitors because they light the path and they are also a good marker for where the lawn starts and where the sidewalk begins.

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Li Read
Sea to Sky Premier Properties (Salt Spring) - Salt Spring Island, BC
Caring expertise...knowledge for you!

The exterior spaces are truly as important as the interior...some inadequacies inside can be countered by great exterior presence, for sure.

May 17, 2013 02:04 AM