Side yard garden design

Ah, the side yard — the skinny, pass-through space along the side of your house where most homeowners store their trash cans and not much else. While there are constraints to designing a side yard that don’t apply to front yard and backyard landscaping, limits like these are what fuel... Read more »

Small gardens need not be boring. With careful planning and the proper choice of plants, you can make them just as interesting as expansive landscapes.

Gallery of the best side yard ideas including fences, paths, patios and landscaping ideas to make your side yard awesome!

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Side Yard, designed by Studio Acis, is a tropical solution for a generic urban site responding to the constraints set by the context.

Illuminate the space with strategic lighting to enhance its beauty during the evening hours. With these ideas, your side yard will become a picturesque retreat for relaxation and enjoyment. #LandscapingIdeas #GardenDesign #OutdoorOasis #SideYardInspiration #GreeneryGoals #OutdoorLiving #HomeGardening

Use pathways to guide visitors through your garden and create a sense of exploration. Materials like flagstone, gravel, or even stepping stones can add visual interest and help define different areas of your landscape.

If you live in a typical suburban house, chances are good you have a side yard — a barren little strip of land between the side of the house and the fence covered in grass or rocks and probably not much else. But one California homeowner, instead of seeing an awkward, useless space, only saw potential. Clued in by the sun streaming through her bedroom window, Rebekah realized her sunny side yard would be the ideal place to grow vegetables.