Landscaping the garden of a rental

Question

I want to landscape the garden of my rented home without making permanent changes. What can I do to make the lawn and borders look less boring?

Stewart · Accepted Answer

Firstly you need to check your rental agreement to see if you are allowed to make changes to the Landscaping. To brighten up your garden you could plant seasonal annual plants in new borders you create or use tubs and planters so when you leave the property you can take them with you. I would suggest making a plan taking into consideration the sunrise and sunset.  There's a lot to consider but container planting means you can move them around to suit.

Adam · Answer

Hello 
I can come have look if u want and give u some ideas free of charge

Robert · Answer

Hi Jonathan it really depends on a few factors budget size of garden and what sort of temp garden you are wanting. You can look at my Facebook page Rgs Civils ltd and can also inbox me from page I would gladly help you with a few ideas

Elle · Answer

Mow lawn bedding plnts and potted plants, pansies, marigolds

Steven · Answer

Put sum nice edging in.     Or put curves in the borders instead of straight lines

Rony · Answer

Pots & more pots! 
You can take these with you if/when you leave 😊

Thomas · Answer

Dig them over make a flower bed or put some bark or decorative gravel down

Louise · Answer

With rented properties I would always say add something that can be taken away 
Rental like the same whilst it's boring for the tenant 
Add border rolls and plants in pots things that can be removed and taken away with minimal effort

Landscaping the garden of a rental

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