Front Yard Garden Idea With Hydrangeas, Loropetalum and Nandina

• Part Sun to Sun
• Spring/Summer/Fall Interest
• 14 Inch Container Size

This garden design including Nandina, Loropetalum, and Hydrangea will turn any front yard into a modern garden. These flowers will be a great addition to any home and will be an attention-grabbing decoration. This garden design offers a nice contrast of colors with evergreen foliage and will work perfectly next to any house. Suitable for growing zones 7-9, your curb and home will be beautified and guaranteed to modernize your property. These plants are easy to take care of and have the same needs and requirements. The blooming period for these flowers is the spring, the nice weather will help assist this garden design bloom.

The plants in this garden design offer many benefits that make taking care of them easy. The hydrangea in this garden design is deer resistant and drought resistant. The Nandina is pest resistant and the Loropetalum is also deer resistant. These plants are partial shade to full sun so there is flexibility for where you can put this design. This design is intended for curb appeal but it can fit in your backyard also depending how much sun and shade it can get. You can use this design next to a walkway in your backyard or terrace.

Front Yard Garden Idea With Hydrangeas, Loropetalum and Nandina Plant Care

Caring for this garden design won't be an issue for you. All the plants included in this garden design require well drained soil that is able to retain moisture. Other soil will do but there may be a delay in development for the plants. Spacing these plants is simple. Each plant requires a different amount of space but doing this allows for them to grow efficiently while also coming together as they should. The hydrangea requires a minimum of 2 feet, the loropetalum requires 5 ½ - 6 feet of spacing and the Nindina requires 3-4 feet of spacing. Doing this will allow each plant to properly grow so the design can come together. This garden requires frequent watering for each of the plants. Although this design needs lots of watering and attention, The Hydrangea is drought resistant so it can last in long periods without water. But overall, this design requires medium watering so take that into consideration.

For every plant in this design, it requires partial shade to full sun. This means that there are many possibilities for where this design can be grown. This design is ideally for curb appeal in your front lawn. But it can also be suitable in your backyard and other parts of your house that get a mix of sun and shade. There is plenty of flexibility for where you choose to use this design. For these plants the bloom season is in the spring. It is also the same time of year when the plants need to be fertilized. This conveniently plans out because the plants will be able to grow and develop after harsh winters. The hydrangea and loropetalum are deer resistant and the Nandina is pest resistant. That means your plants are most likely able to last on their own but if you feel the need to protect them even more you can use pesticide or use mulch at the bottom to protect the roots.

Plants For Front Yard Garden Idea

Plant Name	Plant Type	Loc.	Rec. Qty
Serendipity Allium	Thriller	A	1 (Pros use 2)
Diamond Snow® Euphorbia	Filler	B	2 (Pros use 3)

 

Use the below chart along with the above locations for each plant for the proper arrangement. 

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