6 tips to refresh your front garden
Is your front garden in need a bit of TLC? Are you unsure of where to even start?! Don't worry we are here to help! In this blog, we share our quick and easy tips to help you transform your front door from bland to beautiful!

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Shop nowExperts widely agree that our brains find symmetry attractive, so along with maintaining a neat lawn, flanking your entrance with a pair of topiary trees or potted flowers will make your home look much tidier and easier on the eye.
Using symmetry will also add a touch of class to your front garden, creating an excellent first impression for guests!
To make sure that your plants look pristine all year round, try opting for some faux bay trees and patio tubs to eliminate the need for constant pruning and pest control.
To make your front garden seem bigger, try trimming back any border plants and shrubs, which will instantly add some extra space.
Container gardening is another way to visually expand your small front garden. Don't be afraid to choose larger pots as using lots of small pots, plants and ornaments will only make your garden look smaller. Instead, use pots of a similar style in both large, medium and small sizes to create a stunning display.
When choosing plants for your pots, consider the vertical space that's available to you. Choose tall plants like pampas grass, lupins, hollyhocks and alliums to add visual height to your space, helping your small front garden look much bigger than it actually is!
While bins are a necessity, they certainly don't add any beauty to your front garden!
Wheelie bin storage options are becoming increasingly popular to hide away your bins and stop them from ruining your curb appeal.
Alternatively, you can use a trellis with some climbing plants to cover up your wheelie bins and using aromatic plants like jasmine will eliminate any smells.
You could also try using either real or faux hedging to keep your bins out of sight!
Your front garden can typically be as little or high maintenance as you like. Most gardens will need a weekly lawn cut and strim to maintain a tidy front garden, but you could of course, replace your lawn with gravel if you would prefer.
Plants also need regular watering (especially in the summer!), pruning and protection from pests and disease. And while many enjoy maintaining their garden plants, there are plenty of people who lack the time and knowledge or simply aren't able to take care of natural plants.
In this scenario, choosing faux plants means you can enjoy the beauty of plants without having to dedicate hours to care for them.