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10 Ways to Improve the Curb Appeal of Your Las Vegas Landscape

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las-vegas-landscape-curb-appealFirst it might be helpful to view your Las Vegas landscape from the street. Look at your yard as a potential guest would as they approach.

  1. Notice any unruly or tall shrubs that may be blocking interesting architectural features or views. These can easily be pruned back creating a more manicured look and open the landscape.
  2. Look for any barren spots, fill them in and replace any dead plants.
  3. Pull or spray weeds that may be growing in planter beds and look for grasses growing up through walkway cracks.
  4. Walk towards the front door. Keep this area clear of debris and consider adding seasonal color along the walkway. A decorative pot of bright colored flowers is always a welcome at the doorway.
  5. Keep lawn areas mowed and fertilized.
  6. Add a water feature. Water features can add a peaceful and calming effect to your yard.
  7. Adding large rocks or clay pots to the yard for center pieces.
  8. Keep toys and garden tools stored away so they don’t distract from the overall feel of the yard.
  9. Make sure patio and walkways are kept swept and clean.
  10. Lighting can be a quick fix to enhance evening curb side appeal. Outdoor lights can be placed along driveways and walks to welcome guests. They can also be strategically placed to illuminate shrubbery and other landscape elements. The shadows cast by lighting can create a beautiful look for a home. Lights can also be added to the exterior of the house to enhance the visibility of an entry way and add architectural interest.

The yard is a good place to spend a little extra TLC. A well planned and visually appealing landscape can add value. The landscape is one of the few areas around the home that you can be sure to see your invested money returned but be careful not to overdo it.

When adding improvements to your Las Vegas landscape, take the time to explore the surrounding homes and plan a beautiful landscape that will be comfortable, inviting and compliment the homes in your community.

 

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