The spruce evgeniya vlasova. create a serene retreat in your front yard with lush greenery that adds texture and depth to your flower beds. incorporate a variety of foliage plants like ferns, hostas, and ornamental grasses to create a verdant oasis that invites relaxation and tranquility. continue to 3 of 33 below. Fabulous front yard garden bed materials. the edges of your flower beds represent an opportunity to add visual interest while keeping plants tidy: brick – red classic clay bricks make charming edged beds. lay bricks on edge or flat in patterns. stone – natural rock or cut stone lend organic texture. use irregular flagstones for freeform beds.
This is easy to do on a standard front porch: plant flower beds in pots, and flank your front door with them. and if your front gate is bordered by walls or fences, sneak flower beds onto those structures: hang flower boxes over your fences, or build raised beds onto your walls. 22 of 26. Bob stefko. if you have a front porch, add a skirt of colorful flowers for a pretty front yard flower bed idea. even a tiny pocket planting like the one shown here offers great color and interest in the front yard. mix annuals with perennials and bulbs—and a dwarf evergreen or two—so you can enjoy the display all year. Go monochrome. another idea is to keep your flower beds monochrome. this is great if you have a favorite color and want to proudly display it. don't worry too much about the shades of each type of flower. the overall effect is what you're going for. jena ardell getty images. 5. 12. flower bed to line the walkway. @borst landscape design. create interest and add color to the walkway of your front yard with a lush flower garden bed. be creative and combine shrubs with trees, groundcovers, and blooming plants. 13. garden beds with seasonal flowers.
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