There’s one way to improve a home’s value every time in landscaping Charlotte.

Any home, any city and the value of landscaping cannot be denied. A beautification program

starts with a general assessment and gets more refined as details start to emerge.

First, look at what is already in place. A tree worth salvaging, shrubs that might be transplanted ( and survive).

See if there are some interesting rocks or flagstones available, partially buried or hidden behind bushes.

There could be some hidden treasures waiting for you to re-purpose and give new life.

Then consider local growing habits. What trees and shrubs do well in your area?

What’s natural? What ‘s novel and what is a sure thing? You want to bank on a few standards to be certain the basic design stands the test of time and weather.

You can actually landscape an entire yard free IF you have enough time. Growing from scratch can be done but for our purposes, we’ll assume you want to get started and finish as soon as possible.  Just remember that some easy pickings are always available if you’ve got the patience to wait a season or two to root your own seedlings and have a fresh batch ready to add to the yard each year.

If you want to go the conventional route, shop around to save on plants and shrubs. Check for diseases and local varieties to insure best planting.

Visit the county agricultural extension service to find out specifics on watering, seasonal growth and other important care instructions. You can find a world of information at your local extension office or a College  such as  UNC Charlotte for landscapers, or University service.

If you are in it for the fun, relaxation and enjoyment, hire a professional to do the bulk of the work so you can take your time with a few rose bushes,  grape vines, or fig trees.

Landscaping always looks better than it feels. That’s why the pros ARE pros. Charlotte Lanscapers help to beautify the area and add value to homes, what about yours? Comments are open.

 

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