Quick answer: The best budget upgrades are often cleanup, bed edging, mulch, and a few correctly placed plants.
How to approach it
Create a simple plan first, measure beds, and buy only what fits the site. Dividing suitable established perennials may reduce costs.
Important tip
Reserve funds for soil preparation and watering; plants fail more often when their location or care is unsuitable.
FAQ
Should you replace the lawn all at once?
Not necessarily. Phasing improvements bed by bed can control costs and reveal what grows well.
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