There are endless possibilities for creating eye-catching floral displays to elevate the look of your home.

Review these front yard flower bed ideas to inspire your landscaping endeavors.

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Frombold red rosesto sunny-yellowblack-eyed Susans,infuse your garden with colorful flowersto brighten your outdoor space.

They can be attached to the front of windows, on short fences, or lined on balconies.

They make great homes for flowers and herbs and do not require a plot of land.

garden bed with yellow daisies

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Choose a prominent location for the tree to serve as your landscaping design’s focal point and anchor.

Surround the base of the tree with complementary colorful flowers, shrubs, and ground covers.

Surround the plants with climbing vines, topiaries, and whimsical garden ornaments for a romantic and enchanting landscape.

Landscaped front yard of a house with flowers and green lawn

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Avoid using pesticides and herbicides that can harm beneficial insects or animals.

Choose evergreen shrubs,perennial flowers, and ornamental grasses with features every season.

Incorporate seasonal accents like pumpkins, gourds, and holiday decorations for a festive touch.

well-laid out flower bed

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Incorporate a mix of colorful flowers,evergreen shrubs, and foliage plants to add depth and visual interest.

Choose low-maintenance plants like ornamental grasses, succulents, andbamboo that thrive in garden environments.

The use of mulch keeps it looking uncluttered.

Minimalist flower bed

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Line the Staircase with Flowers and Trees

Arbor & Co. Line the staircase with these plants, arranging them strategically to create visual interest and balance.

Wow With Wildflowers

Choose avariety of wildflowerseeds and arrange them generously in layers.

Install a trellis or arbor near your front door to support the climbing plants and guide their growth upwards.

Window box with assorted bright flowers

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Consider incorporating pathways, seating areas, and decorative features to add functionality and charm to your garden bed.

Select slender, upright grass varieties likefountain grassorfeather reed grassto add vertical interest and soft movement along the walkway.

Hydrangeas, azaleas, roses, and coneflowers make great perennial plantings for the front of a house.

Xeriscape garden designed with a variety of grasses and wildflowers

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Also use window boxes filled withpetunias,pansies, and herbs.

Consider flower colors so they don’t clash but will mesh or complement the others.

Flowers along a walkway

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Flower beds filled with rocks instead of mulch

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Flower beds in a garden

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Foxtail lilies growing in a garden bed alongside other flowers

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Flower garden with different colors and flowering textures

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Flower beds filled with greenery and white flowers

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Cottagecore front yard garden beds

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Garden bed with rocks

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Mid-century modern house with a red door and xeriscaped front yard

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Garden bed with colorful flower varieties surrounded with mulch

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A flowering tree that’s shedded petals in the flower bed below it

Arbor & Co.

Front yard garden with ivy-covered home exterior

Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

Flower garden with sunflower and orange and yellow wildflowers

The Spruce / Evgeniya Vlasova

Rose bushes on separate trellises with lavender bushes underneath

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Victorian house with lush front garden including oakleaf hydrangea and pink roses

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Wax begonia plants with clusters light pink flowers and waxy leaves in front of north-facing house

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Flower garden designed on side of outdoor house steps in partial sunlight

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Cottage garden with a variety of flowers in front of a white house

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Modern front exterior with simple flower garden beds

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Weathered wood fencing and arbor gateway at beach cottage

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Black exterior door with rose bush.

Design byMindy Gayer,Photo by Vanessa Lentine

Front yard garden bed

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