Monday, May 29, 2023
Investing in curb appeal improvement can get expensive. From landscaping plans to lawn maintenance, the costs can add up quickly. While curb appeal is certainly an investment that will provide you with a good ROI, if you’re not ready to lay down a lot of cash to landscape your yard, adding plants to a few key areas can have a big impact.Hanging Baskets By Front Door
Your front is the first impression of your home, and a great-looking front door can boost your home’s value by a hefty sum. While painting your front door is key, make your front door look phenomenal by adding hanging baskets to the front door. Choose a vibrant floral basket to add a pop of color that contrasts and compliments your home’s color. Flowers right at the front door will feel welcoming to guests and potential buyers alike.
Front Yard Edging
Edging is a classic area to add strategic plants to for an upgraded yard. A few bushes and grasses can be a higher-investment option to add texture and interest throughout all the seasons, while bright blooming flowers are excellent low-cost options to ensure a vibrant addition to your yard.
Window Boxes
Window boxes are classic–almost romantic–additions to your home’s exterior. From stylish and modern, to classic and quaint, window boxes are available in a multitude of options, and make excellent additions to many home styles. A well-maintained window box with a thoughtful selection of annuals or perennials can act as the cherry on top for your home’s exterior appeal.
Pots In The Yard
Large pots can take the place of a strategically-placed flower bed in your yard. Use a large decorative planter pot to create visual interest and break up a large grassy yard without needing to create a fully landscaped flower bed.
Improving your yard, particularly if you are in the market to sell soon, is always a good idea. And while you’re likely to get a great ROI when boosting your curb appeal, not everyone has the funds to invest in a full landscaping revamp. Thankfully, planting in some strategic areas can significantly elevate your outdoor spaces.
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