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Comments (6)Landscaping will do a lot to improve the curb appeal. The beds by the front door aren't very deep, but you could do some beautiful accents in front of the garage windows and to the right of the home. I feel like the windows could use some trim or modern style shutters. Nice all brick home. Landscaping is the key....See MoreCul-de-sac landscaping help ( and curb appeal ideas)
Comments (6)I don't know Okanagan, so it is difficult to name a plant, but what you need is a lawn height groundcover to eat up a lot of the space. A very short groundcover will allow the more typical suburban layout and spatial feel of a lawn without the lawn. Examples are the groundcover junipers - deer no like...unless - and cotoneaster that are woody shrubs. You could also look for something in a creeping flowering perennial or vine suitable to your climate. In your second picture with the tall grasses in bloom I see two low oval shrubs, right front, back left, and a shorter grass. Another option is simply plant a whole lot more of those in bigger drifts to fill the space. Hopefully that is their mature heights by habit. That idea can be used though, fill the space with a limited pallet of very low growing perennial plants organized to taste....See Moreplease help me add some curb appeal to our home!! Any ideas welcome
Comments (0)Need ideas for curb appeal! Brick? Flower boxes? Shrubs? Door color? Thank you!!...See MoreNeed help with ideas for painting/curb appeal ideas for our house
Comments (6)I love the current green, and the yellow front door! The uniformity of the green allows the garage car-doors and people-door to blend in. I'd remove the fence unless it is serving a purpose (which I don't see). For safety, ensure the visibility of your house numbers from the street. Is there anything you'd like to add out front, such as a sitting space, a cover or a bench near either door? (I don't see the need for anything, it's just what functionality you would like.) For landscaping suggestions, re-post your picture, include your planting zone, the direction your house faces (East?), and a nearby major city so that people can make practical recommendations, and hope that a professional gives you a pretty picture to go by :-) Nice house!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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