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Taking Plants When Selling House. We’ve outlined our top three tips for leaving fixtures and fittings. We are buying a house and our solicitor has just told us the sellers are taking the garden with them — statues, plants, trees: You aren’t required to leave garden plants as part of a home sale unless specified, but if you want to be considerate to your new buyers, who may have valued the established garden you’ve created, you may want to let them know via your estate agent, so there’s no nasty surprises later down the line. However, when we sold our house last year we did ourselves dig up a few plants to take to our new home as our buyers had already. Yes, you can take certain plants from your garden when you sell your house, but there are some rules and negotiations involved. Moving home doesn't have to mean selling your houseplants, an expert explains how you can take your precious plants with you to your new home What stays with a house when you sell it will be outlined clearly within your inventory. Here we offer the lowdown on what you need to consider when moving your prized plants, from potted indoor plants to larger, more established outdoor varieties.

Moving home doesn't have to mean selling your houseplants, an expert explains how you can take your precious plants with you to your new home Yes, you can take certain plants from your garden when you sell your house, but there are some rules and negotiations involved. We are buying a house and our solicitor has just told us the sellers are taking the garden with them — statues, plants, trees: You aren’t required to leave garden plants as part of a home sale unless specified, but if you want to be considerate to your new buyers, who may have valued the established garden you’ve created, you may want to let them know via your estate agent, so there’s no nasty surprises later down the line. What stays with a house when you sell it will be outlined clearly within your inventory. However, when we sold our house last year we did ourselves dig up a few plants to take to our new home as our buyers had already. We’ve outlined our top three tips for leaving fixtures and fittings. Here we offer the lowdown on what you need to consider when moving your prized plants, from potted indoor plants to larger, more established outdoor varieties.

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Taking Plants When Selling House Yes, you can take certain plants from your garden when you sell your house, but there are some rules and negotiations involved. Moving home doesn't have to mean selling your houseplants, an expert explains how you can take your precious plants with you to your new home What stays with a house when you sell it will be outlined clearly within your inventory. You aren’t required to leave garden plants as part of a home sale unless specified, but if you want to be considerate to your new buyers, who may have valued the established garden you’ve created, you may want to let them know via your estate agent, so there’s no nasty surprises later down the line. Yes, you can take certain plants from your garden when you sell your house, but there are some rules and negotiations involved. Here we offer the lowdown on what you need to consider when moving your prized plants, from potted indoor plants to larger, more established outdoor varieties. However, when we sold our house last year we did ourselves dig up a few plants to take to our new home as our buyers had already. We’ve outlined our top three tips for leaving fixtures and fittings. We are buying a house and our solicitor has just told us the sellers are taking the garden with them — statues, plants, trees: