Zone 5 front yard landscape

Narrow trees are a must if you have a tight space for gardening. Try one of these slender, unique trees that will pack a punch in any small yard.

Browse landscapes and gardens. Discover new landscape designs and ideas to boost your home’s curb appeal.

These fantastic shrubs for the front of the house will create a charming and warm welcome to your home. They will also boost your curb appeal instantly.

Your landscape design is much like your interior design. You need several elements to make it work and look beautiful. Similar to the inside of your home, your landscaping needs a variety of shape, color, texture and height.Earthworks is a term used to collectively describe mounded soil used in a variety of ways. Earthworks can be created for either practical or aesthetic purposes. And there are several different styles and shapes, depending on your property.

Landscaping can make a world of difference when it comes to curb-appeal for your home and ecosystem health. Read our guide to the best Landscaping Shrubs

Don't make gardening more difficult than it needs to be! Plant these low-maintenance flowers and shrubs if you're new to gardening, have a brown thumb, or just want pretty plants without the work.

Despite harsh winter conditions, this reader still creates lush gardens in Zone 4b. Check out this lush Minnesota garden.

The ultimate guide for choosing a new tree for the front yard. Learn what things to consider and all of the steps to take before you buy!

Here are 5 shrubs that look great in August in the Northwest.