Mama's Garden

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Rachel Caley

a house with landscaping in front of it and pink flowers on the ground next to it

Small Front Yard Landscaping

Low Maintenance Landscaping

Yard Landscape

Garden Shrubs

Simple landscaping

Simple landscaping | Outdoor Areas

a house with landscaping in the front yard and side yard on the other side is shown

Boxwood Landscaping

Front Yard Flowers

Front Yards Curb Appeal

Landscaping Around House

Mulch Landscaping

Yard Area

Mulch Products for Sale - Terrascape Supply

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a house with flowers in the front yard and landscaping on the side walk next to it

Front Sidewalk Ideas

Garden Landscaping Design Ideas

Front Yard Walkway

Cheap Landscaping Ideas

Walkway Landscaping

2011 Landscape Contest Winner

2011 Landscape Contest Winner | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

an illustrated guide to plants and flowers in the garden

12 Plants to Bring Movement and Light to Dry Shade — Time and Space Garden and Planting Design

Hgtv Garden

Deer Resistant Plants

22 Lush Plants for Your Shade Garden

Plants like hosta and ferns may initially come to mind when discussing shade plants, but in a dry desert climate, versatile succulents reign supreme. Sempervivum tectorum, also known as hens and chicks, are ornamental succulents that will tolerate shade and sun.

a garden with green and purple flowers in front of a house on a sunny day

Gardening Landscaping

Shade Plants

Yard And Garden

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four different views of a house and garden

Garden On Side Of Garage

Side Of Garage Landscaping Ideas

Lawn & Garden Tips, Images, and Videos

If you’ve got a garage, shed, or even a house with bare ground nearby, you may be missing an opportunity. Structures create an instant backdrop, breaking the line of sight so that the eye concentrates on the garden, not something in the distance. They also provide a microclimate: deflecting wind and providing a few hours of shade, depending on their orientation. Here are 4 different ideas for filling that empty space.