Luxury House

Landscape design can be intimidating for beginners, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right approach, anyone can create a beautiful and functional outdoor space that meets their needs…

1. Spruce Up Your Front Yard Add some big rocks or boulders to your front yard flower bed to add texture and compliment the taller plants and shrubs. Different toned…

1. Use as a Border Plant   Foxtail fern makes a perfect border for a flower bed or along a fence because of its height and feathery foliage. It will create a…

1. Coastal Layered Landscape Even a coastal home that is plagued with sandy soil can have a layered landscape. Ideas shown here include evergreen shrubs in the back and a…

1. Arborvitae Creates a Corridor A tall arborvitae plant may look slight when first planted. Give them three to five years and they create a beautiful corridor for a path….

1. Artistic River Rock Garden Edge If you need a way to differentiate the flower garden from the vegetable garden, use river rocks to create an edge. Make it personalized by painting…

1. Pre-Formed Beds Are Quick and Affordable Adding pre-formed raised beds to your garden will save you time cleaning the earth from weeds and will add a decorative point of…

1. Create Park Setting With Bench and Flowers Recreate a park setting. As mulch to the base, ground cover like Hosta, and hanging baskets full of flowers. Garden plant hangers can be…

1. Water Fountain Inspired by Zen Garden A Japanese-inspired water fountain usually includes water flowing through bamboo into a pond or water basin. In Japan, these fountains represent spiritual cleansing…