If you have a large house with a flat front, pretty little flowers aren't the plants to use for landscaping curb appeal. Instead, use plants and repetition⁠ (midsize shrubs to line a path, for … See more

Use secondary hardscape elements to help improve curb appeal. A deep sidewalk, for example, offers an opportunity for a wider flower bed as an accent. A bench provides a place for … See more

Landscaping curb appeal is ultimately about moving to the front doorin a welcoming way. Make the transition natural and intuitive so guests know where to go. That may i… See more

The color of your house should be considered when choosing plants for landscaping curb appeal. For example, a blue house feels calm and collected, accented b… See more

Most of the time, people see your house⁠ (and judge its curb appeal) quickly, either on a walk or as they drive by. Use large shapes and masses of plantsthat are attractive fr… See more