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With all the shrubs and flowers available in local nurseries, it’s easy to get overwhelmed when you’re shopping for new plants. Smooth stones, a mix of flowering plants and bushes, and larger shrubs line this “inverse path” of grass.įlat stones, ferns, and hydrangeas transform this potentially boring side yard space into a pretty path. Via Laara Copley-Smith Garden and Landscape Design

Sculpted boxwoods and low- and medium-growing grasses soften the straight lines of the pavers in this modern path design. Lavender and other purple and green flowers and shrubs line this stunning stone path. Transitional areas like paths can get overlooked when it comes to landscaping, but they’re a great spot to get creative with flowers and shrubs. Swirled junipers bookend the front door, while boxwood, caladiums, liriope grass, and knock-out roses fill in the foundation plantings.Įye-catching caladiums are sandwiched between greenery and low shrubs surrounding this pretty and welcoming porch. This elegant entryway has loads of curb appeal. This lovely cottage-inspired landscape contains multiple types of conifer and deciduous bushes and shrubs. Porch planters and low flowerbeds lining the sidewalk to complete the look. The large flat rocks used as steps leading to this entry are stunning by themselves, but the combination of colors, sizes, and shapes of shrubs surrounding them is equally beautiful.Ĭherry laurels and boxwoods line this stately entryway. Here are some impressive landscape designs that definitely make the entries to these homes welcoming and inviting. Landscaping can make or break a home’s curb appeal. Today we’re sharing some creative landscaping ideas and inspiration that might have you rethinking your yard, too.

I’d love to replace the yews that have been there since we built the house, but I’m not sure what to replace them with for the most curb appeal. While enjoying last weekend’s warmer weather, I walked around our yard, making a mental wish list of landscaping updates, including rethinking our front foundation plantings.