outside lawn and garden (furniture, move, new location, cost)

[bgmv90]

What type of items do you leave vs bring with you when you move when it comes to all things outside. For example, lawn mower, bird baths, fancy stepping stones, potted container plants, lawn chairs, grill, etc. Not that I'm wanting to waste money and rebuy these things after I move, but most items are heavy so would it be better to leave them? Anyone have experience with this?

[maggie2101]

I took my grill and 2 good lawn chairs. I gave the bird bath to a neighbor. Everything else was thrown out.

[Threestep2]

It depends on what it would cost to replace outdoor furniture and pots and if it will be used at the new location.

[phonelady61]

I always took my potted plants because plants cost too much to replace they really do .

[texdav]

It has pointed out is matter of replacements cost versus moving. Most of those things listed we moved. Ornamental parts of lawn that were movable and we wanted; we specified they were not part of sale.

[seasick]

Originally Posted by bgmv90

What type of items do you leave vs bring with you when you move when it comes to all things outside. For example, lawn mower, bird baths, fancy stepping stones, potted container plants, lawn chairs, grill, etc. Not that I'm wanting to waste money and rebuy these things after I move, but most items are heavy so would it be better to leave them? Anyone have experience with this?

We usually have that worked out before - we have something like "lawn care equipment, decor, hoses, and more can convey for right buyer" or something.

It's a lot of trouble to move things like that.

We usually take our speciality tools or vintage tools.

[Ted Bear]

Buy the best you can afford when you buy.

Take good care of it.

Move it, just like you would with any of your other possessions.

Lowest OVERALL cost option.