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Margo Roberts
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Curb Appeal in Chicago

Margo Roberts
  • Investor
  • Pleasanton, CA
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Is there any types of plants that survive the Chicago weather this time of year, as we are about to sell a house in the dead of winter. The curb appeal is definitely lacking, or is it just not expected in December? Thanks, Margo

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Sean Kuhn
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Sean Kuhn
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Boxwoods and any evergreens. You can technically plant any plant in the winter around here but most won't have leaves except boxwoods and evergreens.

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