BY KRISTEN GARRIDO
Utilizing native plants in your front yard landscaping not only enhances the natural beauty of your surroundings but also requires less water and maintenance.
Designing a tropical paradise with lush foliage, palm trees, and exotic plants creates a resort-like atmosphere in your frontyard.
Making a bird sanctuary with bird feeders, bird baths, and native plants attracts birds and provides habitat, food, and water for local bird species.
Installing pathway lighting along walkways not only improves safety and security but also enhances the visual appeal of your front yard landscaping, especially at night.
Xeriscaping involves using drought-resistant plants, gravel, and rocks to create a water-efficient landscape. It's perfect for arid climates or areas prone to water shortages.
Add artistic elements like sculptures, garden ornaments, or decorative containers into your front yard landscaping to add personality and visual interest.
Creating a rock garden with boulders, gravel, and drought-tolerant plants adds texture, interest, and visual appeal to your backyard.
Creating an outdoor seating area in your front yard, such as a porch, deck, or cozy seating nook, provides a welcoming space to relax and entertain guests.
Planting a pollinator garden with a variety of native flowers, shrubs, and trees attracts bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects to your frontyard.
Install a vertical garden trellis or arbor and train climbing plants like vines, roses, or jasmine to grow vertically.
Use these ideas to heighten your curb appeal and warm your house into a home.