Today we welcome landscape architect Tylah from The Sunday Garden to share her expertise in garden design, landscaping, and creating outdoor spaces that enhance the beauty and value of your home.

During the conversation, we dive into smart strategies for garden planning and planting. Tylah unveils the advantages of planting trees and shrubs that have already matured, instantly transforming your garden. She delves into the art of selecting the right plants tailored to your local climate and soil conditions. Additionally, Tylah shares insights on harnessing the power of perennials to achieve rapid and dramatic garden transformations.

Tylah underscores the importance of consistent care and maintenance, especially during the initial months after planting. She provides guidance on choosing the optimal time of year for planting to ensure your garden's success. She also encourages flexibility and adaptability as your garden matures, suggesting how to modify and evolve it over time.

Financial considerations are also addressed, as Tylah offers invaluable advice on allocating your budget wisely. She explains when it's worth splurging on certain garden elements and when you can save without compromising quality. Furthermore, Tylah discusses the significance of addressing soil quality and drainage during construction, a critical aspect often overlooked.

Your garden makes the first impression for your home, and can significantly impact your property’s value. In this episode, Tylah shares a wealth of knowledge to help you design and maintain a purposeful garden that leaves a lasting impression.

 

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Instagram: @typhoony

The Sunday Garden: @thesundaygarden

 

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