carrie love asked:


My husband and I are disagreeing about this. One of us says that it’s not that important. If we make it great on the inside, they won’t care if we have pretty flowers and new mulch. The other one thinks that if the landscaping is not fairly updated (not spectacular, but nice mulch and a few flowers) that people will drive by and not want to come inside. What do you think? Is it that important? Also, are there any sites that tell you how much different improvements that you make to your house will increase it’s value?

zerozerozero asked:


I am creating a flyer for my new lawn care business. I want to say “Order your lawn care service today!“ But is there any grammar error??

brea asked:


We moved into a new home last year with nice landscaping with nice boring flowers in it. The people before us put down wood chips over the soil and had several different bushes and flowers scattered around. I can tell they just got lazy and never tended to the flowers or bushes. I had to rake up all the dead leaves from up under the bushes, trim the bushes, and most of the wood chips are gone. It looks extra boring. What should I do? The neighbors landscaping looks so neat and pretty.

Mrs.Mejia! asked:


I don’t exactly know what I’m doing when it comes to gardening. My yard is bare and I would like to plant some substantial plants around my house, some kind of shrub. Besides a hedge, what is something I can plant and won’t kill easily? I really like the tropical look like palms…. an ideas?
….and are cheap, working on a tight budget
I live in Mississippi