Foundation garden

Garden, Foundation Sun Plan No part of a landscaping plan is more important than the foundations of your home. Without plantings, they are often the least

Determined to improve your ho-hum home landscaping? Bob Vila will teach you about foundation planting from the ground up!

These simple and inexpensive projects will have a BIG impact.

Transform your front yard with colorful blooms and reliable structure.

This foundation planting can handle the tough, hot conditions created by lots of concrete. And on top of adding lots of color, the plants in this plan provide tons of interesting texture, from the disease-resistant shrub roses to the attention-grabbing grasses. Don’t want to take care of containers? Trellises and vines with large flowers or leaves will add height contrast, instead.

Shady spots in your yard, such as under a tree or beside a building, can be every bit as beautiful as brighter areas of your landscape. The key is choosing plants that thrive in low-light conditions. These shade garden plans feature annuals, perennials, shrubs, and small trees that offer lush foliage, distinctive color, and even flowers without needing full sun.

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.

Forget about traditional foundation plantings. Why not dress up the front of your house with a carefree mixture of trees, shrubs and perennials?

The right foundation plants can add instant curb appeal by providing color, texture, and structure to your yard. A combination of evergreens and deciduous plants, including small shrubs and perennials, keeps your foundation planting bed interesting. #garden #curbappeal #groundcover #foundationplants #southerngarden

<p>Looking to hide your foundation or just liven up your yard? Consider these plants and shrubs to keep your home beautiful year-round.</p>