What do you do when you buy a house that has zero curb appeal? First thing is a major landscaping overhaul. I needed to drive up and feel like it was home and not pulling up to a bunch of scrub oak. I feel like this house now has some curb appeal.
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| Is there a house in there? |
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| You can see I started cutting the scrub oak down on day one. |
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| The house is starting to appear! I'm thinking to myself, "Yea, I can see it...keep going girl". |
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| At this point I'm thinking, "How far back should I go?' I kept going until I felt like it was visually appealing. |
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| Then I thought, "I should make a sitting area out front, so began the patio project"! |
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| I was liking it more and more as I went on! I'm kinda a little determined when I want something! |
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| Oh yea, I needed a watering system here! So trenches needed to be dug! |
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| Woohoo! Look at this patio, I even put the polymeric sand in-between the Chilton, so it looks like sand but acts like concrete and keeps the ants out as well. |
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| Another picture...different angle. |
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| Street view now! Yep...more curb appeal than before! |
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| This looks SO much better! I feel like you can call it a home now! |
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| Quick look photos:) |
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| So glad I decided to add the patio! It's a nice morning place to sit! |
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