If you’re looking at selling your home in the near future you’ve no doubt spent lots of time, money and effort on creating the right look and ambience inside. Remember though that first impressions count so when prospective buyers arrive at your property, does the yard have that ‘wow’ factor?

The first impression your home makes really matters. If the exterior isn’t looking great, then why would buyers even think about stopping to view the interior? So, it stands to reason that to get the best price you need to fix up your garden. Let’s take a look at 7 easy tips to improve your Perth garden to sell your home.

1. Upkeep

No matter how good your yard generally looks, you need to stay on top of keeping things tidy. You can have the best Perth garden landscaping, however, if the place looks messy, buyers will automatically assume the interior isn’t that great either. So, ensure you weed regularly, trim all hedges, pick up fallen leaves and keep your lawn nice and manicured. You should aim to tend to your garden once a week on average. If you don’t have time, then get in touch with a local landscaper.

2. Lawn

Make sure you take the time to regularly apply fertiliser to your lawn so when it comes to selling your house, it’s lush and green without you having to panic. A beautiful lawn is so inviting to viewers!

3. Texture

Use plants with different textures to add interest and depth to your yard. Different tones and patterns are key. Additionally, plants that are low maintenance and that look great are another positive selling point!

4. Pots

To add colour and fun to your garden, you cannot beat using some pots. You can place these wherever you like to add some extra interest and to brighten up the space. You’re no doubt used to styling the interior of your home, so why not do the same outside?

5. Furnishings

Great Perth garden designs involve the strategic use of outdoor furniture. Having an exterior living space for your buyers to see allows them to imagine themselves enjoying spending time in your garden themselves. Think of it like this - you’re selling a way of life, not simply your home.

6. Disguise

If there are any aspects of your garden that you don’t feel are particularly attractive, dress these up with potted trees, plants, flowers and vines. Easy!

7. Colour

You can add colour to space in any way you like. You can match pots and flowers to the furniture if you like. There is also the potential to add some garden lighting to enhance the mood as well as the general colour scheme.

Selling your home can be a stressful time. However, by following the tips above, you can be reassured that you have done all you can to make the most of your garden and outdoor space. For more helpful information, get in touch with our team at Landscape By Design.