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Create street appeal with these simple landscaping ideas
Here’s what to think about when you embark on your garden design project.

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Boost your home's street appeal with simple landscaping. For small yards and townhouses, use vertical options like green walls and climbers, work with existing features, and consider the view from indoors.
For a low-maintenance garden, reduce lawn space and plant New Zealand natives to attract local wildlife. To stay on budget, use perennials, mulch to save water, and ask friends for cuttings. Remember to check Trade Me for affordable plants, seeds, and landscaping materials.
Stunning landscaping for small front yards
This simple landscaping plan at a Queenstown home designed by KOIA Architects utilises borrowed views of the dramatic surrounding alpine environment to enhance the private garden experience. Image: John Williams.
Contemporary garden design for townhouses
Using layered foliage this small garden creates a lush backdrop oozing with street appeal.
How to keep your landscaping low maintenance
Here, a Paul Dibble sculpture is used as the focal point. This home designed by Jessop Architects unfolds around a simple, low maintenance garden designed by Jared Lockhart. Image - John Williams.
Landscaping on a budget? Consider these ideas to create a private oasis
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