Side yard plants

Foundation plants can make or break your home’s curb appeal. This list has 21 of the best shrubs and perennials for the front of your house.

Simple side yard additions using homeowner's transplants and adding an espaliered Camellia, Gardenias, Hydrangeas, and Hostas on the shady side. Sun-loving Roses, Yucca, Daylilies, and Gladiolas dress up the sunny side. #HeatherDesignsGardens

Narrow evergreen trees for year-round privacy in small yards Narrow evergreen trees are a must if you want privacy and year-round interest in a small garden or side yard. Here are the top picks for unique, skinny evergreen trees.

These plants are all different but share two things. They’re all compact growers, need little pruning, won’t swallow your house, and deer won’t eat them. Second, they all belong to our Southern Living Plant Collection! #curbappeal #frontyard #compactplants #gardening #southernliving

You might not think about your home’s side yard very often. But that doesn’t change the impact it can have on your property’s value and functionality. A well-designed side yard can be just as useful and aesthetically pleasing as your backyard — even if it is quite a bit smaller.

Here are some Beautiful Side Yard Decoration Ideas that you can easily use to perk up your walkable outdoor space with style!

Your backyard is your sanctuary, a place where you can relax, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of nature right at your doorstep. One of the most overlooked areas in landscaping is the space along the fence line, but with a few simple ideas, you can transform it into a stunning focal point that will elevate

Choosing the right tree for your front yard can make all the difference. You want something beautiful, easy to manage, and—if you're like most

Succulents in pots paired with painted bricks | desert landscaping #outdoorgarden

These 20 low-maintenance perennial flower plants thrive in full sun. Even more importantly, they thrive in direct sunlight. They are the best perennial flowers for adding curb appeal to the front of the house. These perennials are also suitable for use in the garden or in the side yard.

If you’re looking to brighten up the shaded north side of your house, you’ll want to plant a few flowers that thrive in low-light conditions. The good news:

Inside: Discover 23 creative drought-tolerant front yard ideas that will enhance your home's curb appeal while saving water.

If you live in a typical suburban house, chances are good you have a side yard — a barren little strip of land between the side of the house and the fence covered in grass or rocks and probably not much else. But one California homeowner, instead of seeing an awkward, useless space, only saw potential. Clued in by the sun streaming through her bedroom window, Rebekah realized her sunny side yard would be the ideal place to grow vegetables.