When someone visits your house, their first impression of your home is derived from your front yard. A prim and proper front yard is responsible for making your house’s exteriors look beautiful and giving your home a good curb appeal. Here are some front garden ideas that you can use for your house:
1. Mini Water Feature
The addition of water features like a mini pool, water fountain, or artificial waterfall adds a wow appeal to the garden. It also adds a positive vibe to the place.
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2. Lighting
Use a long string of bulbs or LED lights to make your garden light up beautifully in the nighttime. You can also use earthen lamps for a rustic look.
3. Sitting Arrangement
Relaxing wooden chairs in the middle of the garden not only make it look good, but it is also a great spot to spend a soothing time in the vicinity of nature after a hectic day.
4. Stone Path
Be it straight, curved, or circular; pavement adds a lot of character to the garden. You can use stones, tiles, or wooden planks for this purpose. A layer of concrete or asphalt is another popular and economical option.
5. Add a Pergola or Arch
If you have a large garden, add a pergola or arch for climbing vines like bougainvillea, Rangoon creepers, or star jasmine for a brilliant cascading look.
6. Green Wall
You can grow herbs, succulents, and other small plants vertically. It takes a lot less space and looks absolutely awesome!
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7. Add a Swing
Installing a swing in the front of the house landscaping space is a great idea to utilize the space. It adds appeal and is great for kids!
8. Use Vintage Items
Vintage items like an old bicycle, earthen pots, tires, wheelbarrows, or wine bottles to grow flowers or plants add an extra dimension to the garden.
9. Add a Flowerbed
Use annual flowers in complementary color combinations to dazzle the garden borders. You can also train pothos or butterfly pea vines on the front porch area and pair them with Hydrangeas!
10. Privacy Screen
Consider growing large bushes like Mehandi, alder, or bougainvillea at the fence or border of the garden. They will not only enhance the greenery but will also work as a privacy screen.
