What can I do with a narrow side of my lawn?
What can I do with a narrow side of my lawn?
Here are 14 creative ways to turn your side yard spaces from awkward to awesome.
- Install a Welcoming Entry Gate.
- Add a Stepping-Stone Path.
- Choose Low-Light Plantings.
- Think Vertically.
- Grow Ground Cover Between Flagstones.
- Construct a Compost Bin.
- Set Up a Potting Bench.
- Build a Trash Enclosure.
How do you landscape a narrow lot?
Go diagonal. Shift the sightline of the garden by laying out walkways, seating areas and planting beds at an angle between 30 and 70 degrees to the house. A diagonal garden layout works much in the same way as a curving pathway to direct a viewer’s gaze and make a narrow garden feel more expansive.
What do you do with the grass that won’t grow on the side yard?
Landscaping ideas without grass
- Lay bricks, wood or cement over the area to make a patio.
- Swap in artificial turf where grass won’t grow.
- Add woodchip mulch, particularly in grassless areas under trees, for a cleaner look.
- Create a small garden with flowers or shrubs.
- Cover the area with rocks or pebbles.
What can I do with small side of house?
No matter how narrow or dark, don’t let that precious outdoor space down the side of your house go to waste
- Create intimate outdoor living spaces.
- Squeeze in a lap pool.
- Add a private bedroom garden.
- Obtain privacy with hanging plants and ornaments.
- Make pathways interesting.
- Make viewing courtyards.
- Vary ground surfaces.
What do you do with wasted space in your yard?
Here are 18 ways you can easily transform your side yard into a usable space:
- A Convenient Hiding Place.
- The Perfect Place for Your Garden Shed.
- A Dog Run.
- A Work Area.
- A Vegetable Garden.
- A Vertical Garden.
- A Container Garden.
- A Putting Green.
What is no mow grass?
No Mow Lawn, also called eco-lawn, is a drought tolerant, low-maintenance grass that needs mowing only once or twice a year. A blend of cool-season fescue grasses, No Mow grows actively in spring and fall.
How do I make the sides of my house look good?
16 Easy Ways to Boost Your Home’s Curb Appeal
- Go green. One of the most obvious (and most impactful) ways to boost curb appeal is to add some fresh greenery and flowers.
- Take care of your lawn.
- Make your door pop.
- Let there be light.
- Embrace symmetry.
- Makeover your mailbox.
- Clean your gutters.
- Add some front door décor.
What can I do with extra garden space?
Free garden ideas – ways to improve any outdoor space
- Pick self-seeding flowers. Image credit: Colin Poole/Future PLC.
- Landscape with beachcomber treasures.
- Make your own compost.
- Mow the lawn.
- Make time to tidy up.
- Deep clean the patio.
- Use eggshells to start off your seeds.
- Divide your plants.