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- What are the best plants for front of house?
- What can I plant for low maintenance landscaping?
- What can I plant in front of my porch?
- How do I landscape the front of my house?
- What shrubs go in front of house?
- How do you make a beautiful garden in front of your house?
- How do I landscape my front yard for low maintenance?
- What shrubs look good all year round?
- What are the best low maintenance shrubs?
- How do I make my small front yard landscape?
- What should I plant next to the front steps?
What are the best plants for front of house?
21 Plants to Add Instant Curb Appeal When Selling Your Home
- Roses. Roses aren't attractive in the winter, and even when they're blooming, they often need pruning, fertilizing and spraying. ...
- Hydrangeas. ...
- Front Door Urns. ...
- Hostas. ...
- Annuals. ...
- Arborvitae. ...
- Mailbox Plants. ...
- Azaleas.
What can I plant for low maintenance landscaping?
14 Low-Maintenance Plants for Easy Landscaping
- Shrub or Small Tree: Smoke Tree. ...
- Flowering Perennial: Peony. ...
- Tree: Hawthorn. ...
- Groundcover: Liriope. ...
- Ornamental Grass: Feather Reed Grass. ...
- Ornamental Grass: Ribbon Grass. ...
- Ornamental Grass: Fescue. ...
- Tree: Thornless Honeylocust.
What can I plant in front of my porch?
Plants that love shade
- Ferns. "Boston ferns are easy," said Wells. ...
- Coleus. Wells suggested Coleus, and Troglen agreed, saying it provides color through its leaves, is hardy, and can stand alone or be mixed in with other plants. ...
- Begonias. ...
- New Guinea Impatiens. ...
- Caladium.
How do I landscape the front of my house?
12 simple front yard landscaping ideas that can add serious curb appeal
- Add rock features. ...
- Add lighting. ...
- Upgrade a bed border. ...
- Plant ground cover to hide unsightly areas. ...
- Plant perennial shrubs in front of your house. ...
- Make a garden bed around your mailbox. ...
- Haul out old mulch and refresh. ...
- Build a flower bed around a tree.
What shrubs go in front of house?
Azalea 'Delaware Valley White,' a subspecies, has tubular white flowers and gets about a foot bigger; USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 8.
- Littleleaf Boxwood. GAP Photos. ...
- Japanese Pieris. iStock. ...
- Inkberry. ...
- Japanese Yew. ...
- Deciduous Flowering Shrubs: Slender Deutzia. ...
- Smooth Hydrangea. ...
- Japanese Spirea. ...
- Virginia Sweetspire.
How do you make a beautiful garden in front of your house?
12 beautiful garden ideas for the front of your house
- 1. Define the space well. Save. ...
- Choose the perfect number of plants. Save. Bungalow at Undri. ...
- Earmark a place for each plant. Save. Mr. ...
- Start the composition. Save. MUBARAK ALI RESIDENCE. ...
- Play with colour. Save. ...
- Think about how much ground to leave bare. Save. ...
- Will there be furniture? Save. ...
- Account for sunlight and shade. Save.
How do I landscape my front yard for low maintenance?
6 Ideas for a Low-Maintenance Front Yard
- Trade the Lawn for Gravel & Succulents. ...
- Grow a Front Yard Meadow. ...
- Select Lush, Low-Maintenance Plantings. ...
- Plant Natives Amongst a Bed of Gravel. ...
- Go Modern with Grid Plantings of Cacti & Grasses. ...
- Convert to a Water-Wise Xeriscape. ...
- Trade the Lawn for Gravel & Succulents.
What shrubs look good all year round?
31 Flowering Shrubs for Year-Round Color
- Fothergilla. Bottlebrush-like blooms open at branch tips in early spring, before leaves appear. ...
- Azalea. Spring explodes with color when you include azaleas in your yard. ...
- Mountain Laurel. ...
- Rhododendron. ...
- Weigela. ...
- English Lavender. ...
- Lilac. ...
- French Hydrangea.
What are the best low maintenance shrubs?
17 Low-Maintenance Plants and Dwarf Shrubs
- Butterfly Bush. Prune these plants by late August, so plants have time to harden off before freezes arrive. ...
- Fringe Tree. ...
- Coral Bells. ...
- Denver Daisy. ...
- Ninebark. ...
- Contoneaster. ...
- Purple Pixie. ...
- Agapanthus.
How do I make my small front yard landscape?
Small Front Yard Landscaping Ideas
- bring on the greens for display.
- colorful succulents on display.
- using the corner in use.
- fill in the grass for the perfect lawn.
- display of stones in different colors.
- azalea beauty against the greens.
- seeing all the lovely red.
- bring in the big bromeliad for the landscape.
What should I plant next to the front steps?
Use plants of ascending height to mimic the rise of the steps. For example, you can plant a small grouping of pinks (Dianthus plumarius) on each side of the lowest step, slightly taller hostas (Hosta spp.) on the sides of the middle step and spiral-shaped boxwood (Buxus spp.)
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