Redoing Your Landscaping? Read This Before Tearing Out “Old” Plants!
It’s tempting to tear out overgrown landscaping in lieu of something new and fresh. But removing mature landscaping can cost you a lot more money and time that you may realize.
curb appeal
30+ Clever Curb Appeal Hacks Guaranteed to Make Your Neighbors Jealous
Pro curb appeal hacks to take your landscape to the next level and increase your property value. With 30+ tips and tricks, there’s sure to be several curb appeal hacks you’ll be excited to try!
Get beautiful landscaping on a budget with these tips
Create beautiful landscaping on a budget with these budget-friendly tips for front and backyard landscaping that won’t break the bank.
Charming brick paver walkway project
Forking over the cash for new concrete sidewalks is not my idea of a fun DIY project (because it’s not). But since I was doing it I splurged by adding an extra charming brick paver walkway to my house! I think the results of the brick walkway speak for themselves on this one!
DIY Solar Birdbath Fountain for less than $50!
You can make a solar birdbath fountain out of literally ANYTHING. Here’s a quick tutorial on how I made a diy solar birdbath fountain out of a candle pillar stand, large bowl, spray paint and a solar fountain.
10 Before and After Curb Appeal Photos
Before and after curb appeal makeovers – both large and small – to inspire you. You’ll see that curb appeal updates don’t have to be expensive to have a huge impact.
Easy porch sconce makeover with spray paint
I was looking for a quick weekend curb appeal project now that spring is upon us, and I came up with the idea to paint porch sconces with spray paint. An afternoon later I completely updated my front porch lighting for less than $10!
Stone Edging as a Landscape Border
Boosting curb appeal takes only a weekend or two with this great DIY stone edging solution for your landscape border. What’s the purpose of stone edging, or any garden edging? The main purpose of adding edging to your landscape or garden borders is to make it look nice and add some curb appeal. But there are other reasons, too! Here are some other reasons you may consider garden edging: make it easier to cut your grass – less trim work keep your grass, soil, and mulch in place accentuate parts of your garden so they stand out define the shape and form of the landscape you’ve created keep your dog, kids, neighbors, or mailman (this is big for me!) from trampling your garden Landscape Edging…