Do gardens add property value, or are they considered too labor intensive?

Let's delve into the question of whether or not gardens increase the value of a property when renting or selling a property. How attractive is such a property for a tenant or buyer.
Most people can't service it, or don't want to service it, or think it's too expensive or they won't have time.
K. Jai, Supervisor of DAS
The benefits of gardens
Gardeners love to create a "wonderful feeling" for visitors, but large gardens require a lot of work. A garden has only as much value as a person puts into it.

In addition, the design and combination of architectural features of the house with the design of the garden area is important. The garden should be an integral part of the property.

In this case, the space will be filled with a single meaning and an atmosphere of harmony.
How to make your garden shine
While a garden’s appeal may vary depending on customers tastes, there’s no need for the soil and toil you’ve put into your garden to die on the vine. Here are some ways to turn your garden into a showpiece:

  • Regular maintenance.
  • Brightly colored annuals or perennials.
  • No weed.
  • Fresh mulch.
  • Selected accessories.

Whether your garden was a backyard retreat or a nice place to get your hands dirty, talk to your real estate agent about how to present it to buyers so it's as attractive as possible.
But do gardens increase property value?
A Post Office Money survey found that landscaped gardens add 27% to a home's value, other studies take a broader view. For example, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and the National Association of Landscape Design Professionals (NALP) have estimated that annual application of mulch, lawn mowing, shrub trimming, and planting about 60 annuals or perennials cost about $2,000 per year, but has 100% return on investment (ROI) after the sale of real estate or work with rentals.

The source of information: https://www.postoffice.co.uk/banking-and-bills

homeowners say:
About 7 out of 10 will say: “I can’t support this in any way” or “How much will this service cost?” or “Oh my gosh, I would kill everyone of them”.
DAS reply:
In fact, the more complex the garden, the more likely it is that a homeowner will find it a burden. The DAS Garden Department pays special attention to the care of the existing garden, the creation of new design solutions. Our gardeners will help you wait for your dream garden, because "Planting a garden means believing in tomorrow."
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