Easy to grow begonias add just the right amount of color.
Photograph: JLGutierrez
Flowering shrubs pack a punch.
Photograph: Lisa Romerein
Photograph: Perry Mastrovito
Photograph: JamesBrey
A uniform palette of flowering hydrangea can go a long way.
Photograph: Ghislain & Marie David de Lossy
A courtyard can never have too many potted plants.
Photograph: Jeremy Woodhouse
Think of your front yard as a floral patchwork quilt.
Photograph: Greg Pease
Follow the floral path of pansies.
Photograph: nikoniano
Look to a color wheel when looking to plant blooms in a gradient.
Photograph: Mark Turner
Climbing plants like ivy raise your front yard to a new level.
Photograph: Mint Images
Clusters of hydrangea add volume.
Photograph: Rosmarie Wirz
Low-maintenance ferns add inviting texture.
Photograph: Jumping Rocks/UIG
Plant perennials, like azalea bushes, for a worry-free front yard.
Photograph: Moelyn Photos
Zinnias brighten a walkway.
Photograph: Steve Terrill
Nothing says welcome like a voluptuous flower arch framing the doorway.
Photograph: Andy Sotiriou
Upcycling an old wagon with geraniums adds a sustainable twist to your front yard.
Photograph: carenas1
Use greenery for a smooth transition from yard to home.
Photograph: AndreasWeber
Ornamental grasses add movement to landscaping.
Photograph: RiverNorthPhotography
Hedges and topiary make landscaping prim and proper.
Photograph: fishysam
A purple pathway rolls out like a rug in this Hollander Design project.
Photograph: Charles Mayer Photography
Cascading ivy brings in a wild element of enchantment.
Photograph: Gareth Kirkland Photography
Embrace nature by allowing it to take over steps in the just right way.
Photograph: Jacky Parker Photography
Think outside the box with a sinuous hedge.
Photograph: Mayabun
Shady trees in the front yard look lovely, and can reduce energy costs.
Photograph: Philippe Gerber
A book nook beneath an olive tree.
Photograph: Nadtochiy
Billowy black-eyed Susan dress up tree trunks.
Photograph: Todd Ryburn Photography
Hollander Design creates a perimeter of native grasses to pad the trees and invite pollinators.
Photograph: Hollander Design
Perky citrus trees send energizing vibes.
Photograph: Bluberries
A movie-like setting by Hollander Design.
Photograph: Hollander Design
Gravel is a natural choice for front yard landscaping in hot weather climates.
Photograph: shank_ali
Mulch creates contrast and keeps weeds at bay.
Photograph: posonsky
Succulent landscaping is sculptural and modern.
Catherine Ledner
A balance of greenery makes your front yard as pretty as a picture.
Photograph: i-Stockr
Greenery that tips the scale in the right direction.
Photograph: Beau Lark/Corbis/VCG
