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5 Tips to increase value of your property with a garden.

26 Oct, 2017

We all know that your property must look its best from the moment it goes onto the market. This means thorough review of the property and garden maintenance. With a good landscape design you can increase perceived home value by 5-11% and achieve more than 100% return on every landscaping dollar spent (The Michigan University Study*).  That’s more than any other home improvement!

Here are Jeffries top 5 tips to add value to your home:

1. Reduce the clutter and simplify. Buyers love a tidy and cared-for garden.

2. Use plants to soften an outdoor space and make the garden look bigger!

3. Gardens look a lot neater and more presentable with a layer of mulch.

4. Mowing your lawn will help transform your garden, making it appear fresh and inviting.

5. Refresh your garden furniture and install night lighting. This will create a modern and attractive look. 

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