Garden Plans for the Front of a House
Properly placed plants can guide visitors to the entrance of a house. Plantings can also keep visitors off lawns or away from areas where you do not want them. Garden plans for the front of a house should be functional as well as attractive. Does this Spark an idea?
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Entryway
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Flowerbeds may border and balance an entryway, as may a pair of matching shrubs. The traditional form of symmetrical design functions well for many front landscapes. However, some houses may benefit from asymmetrical balance.
Curb Appeal
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Add curb appeal and increase property values with your front yard design. Front yard landscaping can include screening for more private areas of the front yard. Character of the home should be reflected in plantings.
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Focal Point
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Garden plans for the front of the house may include a specimen plant, often a blooming tree or shrub. This is used to draw attention to an attractive area or to draw attention away from a private area of the front yard, such as a side entrance or driveway. The specimen may be accompanied by a seating area.
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