Planning to re-do the front-yard landscaping this summer? Here's a checklist to help you think through the project.

The best front yard plants not only enrich your own habitat but can also elevate entire neighborhoods. Gardening is contagious, so if you live in a street of houses where the front yards offer ...

From vibrant flowers to striking foliage, there are many options to make your front yard stand out. In this article, I'll ...

Reaching between 1 foot and 2 feet in both height and spread, this shrub works well in a middle front yard garden placement, between larger shrubs or small trees and flowers or ground cover.

Boosting your home's curb appeal doesn't have to be difficult. With this simple change to your front your layout, you create ...

Introduce some appealing colorful shrubs to your front yard landscaping and it will instantly transform the space. There is nothing like walking out of your door in the morning and seeing the ...

As a homeowner, you probably already know about the importance of curb appeal (perhaps your home’s curb appeal is the reason the property caught your eye in the first place?). Not only does it ...

Elevate your home with easy front yard landscaping ideas that make it look pulled together and beautiful, without requiring a ...

and exactly the right plants in the front yard. Hedges had to be strictly trimmed, flowers had to look just so, and grassy areas had to be carefully mowed. One of my chores as a kid was to water ...

Leading the wish-list pack is a move toward more “naturalistic” front yards – i.e. ones that have less lawn and more islands and/or borders of pollinator-attracting plants, especially native ...

hummingbirds and bees from feeding on the California-friendly plants — sages, salvias and flowering milkweed — in Eric Augusztiny’s front yard. Pollinators, however, aren’t the only ones ...

Here are some of the best front yard landscaping ideas suitable for both small and large homes, all designed to require minimal maintenance. If you are not keen on plants in your front yard but ...