There’s nothing better than owning a beautiful landscape that draws everyone’s attention, right? If your house has a yard/garden, don’t leave it empty or standing like a shed. However, for some reason, not everyone has the time or space to maintain one. For example, if you live in a place with extreme weather conditions where plants don’t grow well, or you have to travel a lot for work, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a garden. Let’s decorate your garden with these low-maintenance landscaping ideas.
A well-designed landscape not only helps to highlight the beauty and architectural features of a home, but also increases the value of a home by improving the curb appeal of the building. Building a no-water or low-water garden is a great option as it is easy to create and maintain and has become increasingly popular in recent years. The clever use of stones can transform your outdoor space into a dreamy oasis. In addition, appropriate succulents or hardy plants add another pop of color to your garden landscape.
#1: Landscaping Idea for Spilled Pot River Rocks
#2 Green liquid pours into the rock garden
#3 Dry riverbed landscaping idea
#4 Rock garden at the wall
#5 Perfect look!
#6 Small Rock Cactus Garden
#7 A dry stream bed for the corner of the garden
#8 A rock garden border with lavender flowers
#9 A rocky succulent garden
#10 A rock cactus garden
#11 DIY cement balls on rock garden
#12 A rock lavender garden with mulch
#13 A rock garden with ground cover plants
#14 Landscaping with stones
#15 A rock garden with colorful flowers in the shade of a tall tree
#16 A colorful succulent garden
#17 A desert-inspired rock garden for the front yard
#18 A simple rock garden with hardy outdoor plants
#19 A simple rock garden with drought-tolerant plants
#20 Stunning rock garden and add a small water feature
#21 A Dry Creek River in the backyard with a green plant growing on mulch
#22 A flower bed with stone mulch and wooden border
#23 Choose plants that thrive in sunny areas and sandy soil
#24 Idea with spilled clay pot in the rock garden and for growing some succulents
#25 Succulent idea for your front garden
