Budget-friendly ways to add instant kerb appeal

Mulch is an inexpensive way to tidy up flower beds and shrubs while also reducing evaporation and slowing weed growth. Get a couple bags of mulch to freshen up the area around the front of your home.

If you’re unsure what type of mulch you should buy, here’s a guide.

Look for a pretty light fixture to hang at the front door. You could also mount a couple light sconces near the entryway.

Follow these DIY outdoor lighting tips for beginners.

When was the last time you painted your window shutters? What about your exterior trim? A simple update will add plenty of kerb appeal.

A tangled garden hose is not only frustrating, but it looks messy, too. Nobody wants to see your gardening equipment thrown all over the yard.

Find out how to build this home for your hose reel. 

Does your door hardware need a makeover? Add kerbside appeal by replacing old door knobs and knockers or give it an update with stain or paint.

Here are 10 things you should know before spray painting.

Create a welcoming spot to relax by adding a couple chairs to your front porch or yard.

Try building some ever-stylish Adirondack chairs. 

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Source: The Family Handyman