How to add some curb appeal to my lovely townhome?

November 19, 2011 5 Comments

Category: Autumn Flowers
Tags: Little Pond, Townhouse, Umbrella

5 Responses to “How to add some curb appeal to my lovely townhome?”

  1. eskie lover Reply November 19, 2011 at 8:25 pm

    I’m a big fan of garden art. I have fountains, statues and birdbaths all over my yard. You can find them and little downsized benches at the garden centers. I also have some large urns in which I plant seasonal flowers by the front door for a colorful welcome. I always have my front door decorated with a seasonal wreath or hanging of some sort. I also collect wrought iron and have window boxes under all of my windows planted with colorful blooming plants. You can find minature decorative wrought iron fencing to put around your little rock garden to define it. You can also find small scale gazing globes that are tasteful and elegant (mine is a little garden angel holding up the glass globe). I also have a wonderful black cement pillar with a copper sundial on the top as a centerpiece of my front rock garden. Any of these items will jazz up your rock garden…

  2. Kimbo Reply November 21, 2011 at 10:24 am

    Try container gardening. You can then move the plants when weather starts threatening. Or you might want to try a wine bottle tree. It is colorful and artistic…a good web site to see what I am talking about can be found at bottletree.com.

  3. www.topsecretcoatings.com Reply November 23, 2011 at 7:35 am

    I would highly suggest doing a garage floor super fleck kit from your garage down to the edge of your property if it is paved. They are very fancy, and with Top Secret Coatings Super Fleck the solvents in this coatings actually become part of the concrete and side walk so it never chips, wears, or peels unlike most concrete paint. You could do a green base color with tan and black chips or a grey with black and tan chips. Either way it is a great way to spruce up your driveway and make it look better than home around you. Anyway, their are about 200 color combinations you may choose, and they look artistic and very beautiful. Good luck.

  4. dawnb Reply November 25, 2011 at 4:23 am

    You can add plants that indigenous to your climate or a small but very efficient waterfall would be pleasant. There is nothing more relaxing and inviting than the spirited sound of a waterfall.

  5. J*Mo Reply November 27, 2011 at 2:27 pm

    Since you are only renting – I wouldn’t plant anything permanent. When I lived in my old townhouse, I used really cool flower pots to put plants in, and took them with me when I left. I also used plant stands to add hieght to certain ones and I got a few small concrete yard ornaments. I had a mushroom statue, and some toad abodes. Looked cool.