Grow Vegetables Next To Flowers In Your Retaining Wall Garden Beds When space is at a premium, the lovely flowers beds behind retaining walls in your front yard could be used to grow vegetables.

Want to boost your home’s curb appeal or just enjoy a nicer yard? These front yard landscaping ideas will help you create an attractive and welcoming exterior.

Design How to Transform Your Front Yard (Forever) With One Economical Move Green lawn alone does not a landscape make. Planting a single tree is a key step toward upping your home’s curb appeal.

If you're looking for creative ways to use rocks in your front yard, then consider using them in place of mulch. Rocks and gravel can also help keep weeds at bay while retaining moisture, so try ...

A police chase through the streets of San Diego’s Allied Gardens area early Friday ended with a suspect crashing into the retaining wall of a front yard.

A front yard devised by a Dallas landscape architect is a stand out in a neighborhood of midcentury ranch-style properties.

We've gathered some ideas for easy maintenance front yard landscaping that won't require much of your attention.

Terraces and walls When using gabions for retaining walls, Port recommends hiring a contractor rather than treating it as a DIY project.

A retaining wall collapse has forced a Manayunk couple to climb over a large mound of dirt just to get inside their home.

They can help prevent soil erosion, create terraced levels for planting, and define different zones within your yard. Retaining walls can also double as seating areas or garden beds.