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April
13

Spring Refresh: Easy Projects to Give Your Home a New Look | Sprague and Curtis

Whether you are preparing to list or simply want to enjoy your space more, our real estate agents know that a few well-chosen updates can make a dramatic difference in how your home looks, feels, and shows.

Revitalize Your Home Inside and Out This Spring

Start With Curb Appeal

First impressions set the tone for everything that follows. The exterior of your home is the first thing visitors and guests see, and a few small efforts can create an inviting, polished look that signals care and attention.

  • Freshen up flower beds by removing dead growth, adding new mul...

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March
30

Augusta Garden Prep: What to Plant Indoors Before the Frost Ends | Sprague & Curtis Real Estate

Thinking about your garden for the next season? Starting inside can speed up your harvest. Our real estate agents often talk to homeowners who want to make the most of their yards. Beginning seeds indoors is one of the best ways to do this in Augusta's growing season.

Understanding Augusta's Growing Season

Most seedlings take six to eight weeks to grow indoors before they're strong enough to plant outdoors. If you start your seeds indoors in late March or early April, you'll have healthy plants ready to grow when the weather gets warmer.

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August
25

Yard Maintenance

As summer fades and autumn's cool air arrives, you should tackle outdoor maintenance tasks around your home. The shift from summer to fall in Augusta, ME, gives you a chance to get your yard ready for the changing seasons. Doing a few key chores now will keep your landscape looking good and ensure your property is well-prepared for the cold months ahead.

A well-kept yard boosts curb appeal and prevents expensive problems later, whether you plan to stay in your home or want to add it to the list of Augusta homes for sale. Here's a fall yard maintenance checklist to keep your outdoor sp...

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April
28

Landscaping Tips

After a long winter, your outdoor space likely needs some attention, but landscaping doesn't have to drain your time or wallet. Our real estate agents have gathered these smart landscaping hacks that will help you create an impressive yard without the hefty price tag or time commitment.

Plan Strategically

Before purchasing any plants or materials, take time to assess your yard and create a plan. Identify problem areas, determine what plants thrive in Maine's climate (zones 4-6), and consider your property's unique characteristics. Planning prevents costly mistakes and ensures your efforts yiel...

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March
10

Spring Garden

As March rolls in with its cool windy days, now's the time to get your garden ready for spring. Growing plants in Augusta comes with its own set of hurdles and chances because of our weather, but if you follow some good advice, your plants will do great when it warms up. These spring gardening tips will help you grow a pretty and plentiful garden at home, no matter if you're an old pro or just starting out.

  • Get Your Soil Ready
    The soil forms the basis of a healthy garden. In Augusta, March soil can be quite cold, but as it warms up, you should start to work the ground. To begin, clean your garden beds by getting rid of weeds, leaves, and leftovers from last season. This helps...

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