Garden design
Front garden kerb appeal
A plain front lawn reshaped with layered planting, a new path and trees that frame the house from the street.
Location
Cedar Park
Build time
3 weeks
Garden size
110 m²
Completed
2024
The transformation,
side by side
Before
After
Project story
The brief
A flat front lawn and a narrow concrete path that did nothing for the house. The owners wanted kerb appeal, a proper route to the door and planting that looked good from the street.
What we did
We replaced the path with a wider natural-stone walk, removed most of the lawn, and planted layered beds with specimen trees, evergreen structure and seasonal flowering shrubs either side.
The result
A front garden with year-round structure, a generous entrance and far less mowing — and a house that now sits in its setting instead of on a patch of grass.
Project highlights
Wider natural-stone entrance path
Specimen trees for height
Evergreen structure all year
Less lawn, less mowing
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People slow down to look at the house now. It finally has the welcome it deserved.
Grace Morgan
Cedar Park
