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Having attractive fresh-flower arrangements on open-house and photography days is part of Home Staging 101. But if pricey orchid displays and bustles of peonies aren’t part of your staging budget, supplement your need for green by going outside. Since it’s springtime, your backyard is bursting with budding cherry blossoms, maple-tree fronds and other fun foliage. Foraging (and supplementing with cheaper blooms) not only saves money but also shows buyers what your property can produce. <br><br>A DIY home staging project requires some elbow grease, but the payoff can be worth it. With these simple staging tricks, your home will be shipshape and ready to list in no time.
Real Estate7 Simple Staging Tricks to Help Sell Your Home
Hunter Gatherer
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Having attractive fresh-flower arrangements on open-house and photography days is part of Home Staging 101. But if pricey orchid displays and bustles of peonies aren’t part of your staging budget, supplement your need for green by going outside. Since it’s springtime, your backyard is bursting with budding cherry blossoms, maple-tree fronds and other fun foliage. Foraging (and supplementing with cheaper blooms) not only saves money but also shows buyers what your property can produce. <br><br>A DIY home staging project requires some elbow grease, but the payoff can be worth it. With these simple staging tricks, your home will be shipshape and ready to list in no time.
Photo Credit: Getty Images