Your front yard is your home's first impression, so of course you'd want to ensure it's a good one. From flowers to trees, ...

Picking The Right Shrubs And Making Them Look Great "If you have a smaller yard, consider dwarf or semi-dwarf shrubs that stay below 3'-4' tall and wide," Sara Bendrick exclusively tells House Digest.

Find the 40 best front door plants for fall that'll make it look stylish and welcoming, including topiaries, trees, shrubs, and low-maintenance houseplants.

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Madison LeCroy Shares a New Look at Her Front Yard: "So Happy" (PHOTOS) In the photos below, you can see the front side of the porch with the planters and other details.

No porch? Sculptural shrubs create a regal statement in oversized planters. Add a swag of garland to the doorway, and green wreaths in each window. 8. Antique Treasures Getty Advertisement ...

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So, if you garden in zone 5, choose plants hardy to at least zone 3 for your year-round containers. Don't worry, the research has been done for you and you can access a Plant Hardiness Zone Map here.

Use your porch’s architecture as a guide: tall urns for entryway drama, grouped medium pots for a layered look, and low planters near steps or seating to round it all out.