Improving your home is something you can do in small or large chunks over the years. After working on the inside, you may feel ready to start work on the outside. An excellent place to start is with the landscape around the home because it will affect appearance and functionality. Hiring landscapers will give you proper planning and execution to guarantee satisfying results.
Privacy Shrubs
Planting privacy shrubs around your home's perimeter is worthwhile. Depending on several factors, these shrubs vary in how much privacy they provide. For instance, you can choose tall and thick ones to maximize how much privacy you get for your family.
An important part is to grow these shrubs in front of your home's windows. This will allow the shrubs to provide total blockage when they grow tall enough to conceal them. While this project may block part of your view outside, you may prefer the tradeoff for reliable privacy.
If you are still interested in seeing outside, you can grow short shrubs or less-dense ones because they will help you maintain some visibility.
Flower Beds
Covering the perimeter in flower beds will make the space bright and colorful. You may love the idea of flower beds because of how much they impact curb appeal. The important part is to decide what flowers you are most interested in, such as annuals, biennials, and perennials.
Perennials are an excellent option when you want to minimize upkeep. The next step is to work with landscapers to pick perennials that provide balanced blooms through the seasons. A well-balanced flower variety will keep your property looking bright and vibrant for most of the year.
When working on this addition, you may want to install an irrigation system or expand an existing one for simple, easy, and reliable watering.
Mulch Beds
Another option for surrounding your home is mulch beds. Flower beds are often so covered in flowers that you cannot see the mulch much. However, mulch beds allow the mulch and plants to shine because you may only grow a handful of plants within a single mulch bed.
Liking how mulch looks, whether you use river rock, rubber pellets, pine needles, or wood chips, makes a mulch bed worth considering. You can use organic or inorganic mulch depending on how much maintenance you are interested in and what appearance you prefer the most.
Work on any of these projects around your home's perimeter to improve the landscape. If you need help with a landscaping project, reach out to a landscaping company.
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