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Want to Improve Your Curb Appeal? Think Beautiful Trees
Thinking of Selling Your Home in the Next Few Years? Start Improving Your Curb Appeal Now.

As a Realtor, I'm frequently asked by homeowners what they might do in order to improve their home's curb appeal. Fresh coat of paint? Fixing the cracked walkway? Power wash the siding? Yes, of course all those things and many more can lead to a better appearance to your home in the short term but today I'd like to present some yard-friendly ideas to boost your home's exterior in the long term.
If you're planning to sell your home in the next year or two, start your yard makeover now. And in terms of building the curb appeal for potential buyers, your front yard doesn't have to be large in order to be impressive.
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Think manicured, weed-free lawn. Nicely trimmed hedges. Fresh cedar mulch. Seasonal plantings. And in terms of long-term planning (or, should I say "planting"), think beautiful trees.
Here's a wonderful article that showcases a number of trees that will definitely turn a few heads in the neighborhood: http://www.houselogic.com/photos/plants-trees/trees-your-should-plant-your-yard/slide/crape-myrtle/#japanese-flowering-cherry-aka-yoshino-cherry