You are awesome,up to date with the way family’s live! Kids want to hang with the parents when they are little.your front yard ideas give them that space!!
Winner of a video, I have been researching "designs landscaping" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got cool results with it.
Great ideas here. However, do we really need to pour epoxy (basically plastic) on the gravel so they don’t move? That chemical, because that’s what it basically is, breaks down into the soil as well as drifts in the winds. We’re literally breathing in and eating micro plastics now.
My eyes love plants! Lots of plants!!!! But now that I have lots of plants…. I have lots of work.. I like to do yard work…. I just don’t like to HAVE to do yard work.. think of other hobbies… it’s not like… the crochet project is getting out of control and I need to get to it before it takes over the living room!!! But with gardening…. If I don’t get those weeds…. The thistles will take over! If I don’t water the fuchsias soon they’ll die!
There is no way we could put furniture or anything nice or removable in our front yard. Sad to say but thieves will steal everything. Seriously. You just can't have anything like that in one's front yard. Full stop.
Summary How can homeowners make the most of their front yard? Homeowners can make the most of their front yard by considering it as a livable space that should not be neglected. Jasmine Roth suggests that the front yard can be a valuable asset and provides the following tips: 1. **Landscaping Selection**: Choose landscaping that accentuates the house and contrasts with the background. Use a variety of plants strategically to create a cohesive and finished look without being too busy. 2. **Maintenance**: Be realistic about the amount of maintenance you are willing to do. Select plants that serve a purpose and are low-maintenance if you do not want to spend a lot of time maintaining your front yard. 3. **Design Cohesion**: Pick a design style and stick with it to create a unified look. Consider how different elements like plants, colors, and structures tie together to enhance the overall appearance of the front yard. 4. **Outdoor Living Areas**: Add functional elements like front porches, decks, or structures that define spaces and make the front yard feel like an outdoor room where you can relax and hang out. 5. **Customization**: Customize the space to make it functional and enjoyable for the whole family, considering how every square inch of the front yard can be utilized for various activities and purposes. When selecting landscaping, Jasmine Roth follows the following key principles: When selecting landscaping, Jasmine Roth follows the following key principles: 1. **Simplicity**: Avoid getting too crazy with plant selection. Instead of choosing a wide variety of plants, pick three different plants and repeat them to create a cohesive look. 2. **Accentuation**: Choose landscaping that accentuates the house and contrasts with the background. Use a combination of plants in different sizes and colors to enhance the overall appearance of the front yard. 3. **Design Style**: Pick a specific design style and stick with it. It's important to maintain consistency in landscaping design to create a unified and visually appealing look for the front yard. 4. **Maintenance**: Consider the level of maintenance required for the landscaping. Select plants that are purposeful and low-maintenance if you do not want to spend a lot of time maintaining your front yard. 5. **Color Scheme**: Choose one accent color and stick with it to avoid an overdone look. Select colors that complement the house and create a harmonious visual impact in the front yard. How can homeowners integrate functional elements like playgrounds into their front yard design? Homeowners can integrate functional elements like playgrounds into their front yard design by following the creative approach suggested by Jasmine Roth. Instead of a traditional playground setup, she recommends the concept of an "organic obstacle course" that seamlessly blends with the landscaping. Here's how homeowners can achieve this: 1. **Incorporate Playful Features**: Create an obstacle course within the landscaping that includes elements like a trampoline, balance beam, and climbing logs. These features provide opportunities for kids to play and explore while blending naturally with the overall design. 2. **Functional Landscaping**: Ensure that the landscaping elements serve a dual purpose of aesthetics and functionality. By integrating play elements discreetly into the design, homeowners can maintain a visually appealing front yard while providing a fun and engaging space for children. 3. **Safety Considerations**: Prioritize safety when designing the playground elements. Ensure that the play features are secure, age-appropriate, and well-integrated into the landscaping to prevent any hazards or accidents. 4. **Customization**: Tailor the playground design to suit the needs and preferences of the family. Consider how the space will be used and how different elements can enhance the overall outdoor experience for both children and adults. By creatively incorporating functional play elements into the front yard design, homeowners can create a unique and engaging outdoor space that caters to the needs of the entire family while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of the landscaping.
Don't forget about using plants that provide food and shelter for butterflies and bees. The environment and all its creatures need our help and protection. Take the time to plant a tree, bush or flowers with a child. It will connect them to nature for life time. Planting a vegetable garden can teach kids about where their food comes from. We can all do something to protect the planet for future generations.
Better use of a 6 minute video is LESS facetime talkin indoors and MORE images of subject matter OUTDOORS with voice (like anchor plant segment with arrows - well done!)
My thoughts EXACTLY!!! I have always hated that look!! Especially when people enclose their garage and put a sliding door or any type of door!! Should be windows!!
deathbecomesherm 999 it’s not just the neighbor, it’s the drug addicts and criminals that roam from all over. And even if you have cameras they could care less.
I use to live in a lower middle class neighborhood but that’s all I could afford. I had a nice large front porch that I had fixed up with a wicker rocker, a small wicker table, a large fern in a tall planter and a wreath I had made hanging on the door. It was my place to have coffee in the morning. Someone came along and stole all of it. I was broken hearted.--Susan
Winner of a video, I have been researching "landscaping of garden" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my m8 got great results with it.
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Great tips but i dont understand why Hgtv overwhelms viewers with intense music. Teach us and let that be the focus.
I really love how you incorporated the fun factor so well - for both the kids and the adults! Great video - thanks!!
You are awesome,up to date with the way family’s live! Kids want to hang with the parents when they are little.your front yard ideas give them that space!!
Jasmine, I love your head! Such fantastic lively fun and brilliant ideas. Thanks for being here on youtube. And thanks to HGTV for sharing.
i like the tip 'pick 3 plants' one, really inspiring
I like all of the ladies on Rock the Block. Jasmine is my favorite. She's cool and low key.
bha ha ha:)) started with a few plans and ended up with remodeling the entire house and the porch:)) buy buy buy
Malaysia house design now mostly no space for backyard..so we really need like this video tips and knowledge to cheerful our frontyard
Great video. What was the name of the epoxy you used.
Thanks
The slider patio door in the front is a huge NO!! Should have kept the window.
+Kay My thoughts exactly. Thank you. That felt awkward.
Agreed!
I like the 20 diffrent plants😅 yeah,I'm horable. But I love versatile and useful plants.
Would still have the front seating areas partially enclosed so you don't feel "too exposed"...
Winner of a video, I have been researching "designs landscaping" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got cool results with it.
@@josemauriciogonzalez7835
Did you misspell that? Found nothing of the sort...
Great ideas here. However, do we really need to pour epoxy (basically plastic) on the gravel so they don’t move? That chemical, because that’s what it basically is, breaks down into the soil as well as drifts in the winds. We’re literally breathing in and eating micro plastics now.
This was the greatest front yard I've ever seen !💖
Awww I miss jasmine. Haven't seen her shows lately
so basically making your front yard the backyard lol
This is great inspiration!
The background music is too much...but it's HGTV, that's their thing.
Very useful hints and suggestions
My eyes love plants! Lots of plants!!!!
But now that I have lots of plants…. I have lots of work.. I like to do yard work…. I just don’t like to HAVE to do yard work.. think of other hobbies… it’s not like… the crochet project is getting out of control and I need to get to it before it takes over the living room!!!
But with gardening…. If I don’t get those weeds…. The thistles will take over! If I don’t water the fuchsias soon they’ll die!
I loved this thanks for the advice!
I loved it n ur advice
What are the post frames called that were were used to put the 4 x 4's together i the front yard patio/porch - the black frames?
I know you asked this forever ago, but it looks like Toja Grid.
There is no way we could put furniture or anything nice or removable in our front yard. Sad to say but thieves will steal everything. Seriously. You just can't have anything like that in one's front yard. Full stop.
And where I am it would all blow away!
Summary
How can homeowners make the most of their front yard?
Homeowners can make the most of their front yard by considering it as a livable space that should not be neglected. Jasmine Roth suggests that the front yard can be a valuable asset and provides the following tips:
1. **Landscaping Selection**: Choose landscaping that accentuates the house and contrasts with the background. Use a variety of plants strategically to create a cohesive and finished look without being too busy.
2. **Maintenance**: Be realistic about the amount of maintenance you are willing to do. Select plants that serve a purpose and are low-maintenance if you do not want to spend a lot of time maintaining your front yard.
3. **Design Cohesion**: Pick a design style and stick with it to create a unified look. Consider how different elements like plants, colors, and structures tie together to enhance the overall appearance of the front yard.
4. **Outdoor Living Areas**: Add functional elements like front porches, decks, or structures that define spaces and make the front yard feel like an outdoor room where you can relax and hang out.
5. **Customization**: Customize the space to make it functional and enjoyable for the whole family, considering how every square inch of the front yard can be utilized for various activities and purposes.
When selecting landscaping, Jasmine Roth follows the following key principles:
When selecting landscaping, Jasmine Roth follows the following key principles:
1. **Simplicity**: Avoid getting too crazy with plant selection. Instead of choosing a wide variety of plants, pick three different plants and repeat them to create a cohesive look.
2. **Accentuation**: Choose landscaping that accentuates the house and contrasts with the background. Use a combination of plants in different sizes and colors to enhance the overall appearance of the front yard.
3. **Design Style**: Pick a specific design style and stick with it. It's important to maintain consistency in landscaping design to create a unified and visually appealing look for the front yard.
4. **Maintenance**: Consider the level of maintenance required for the landscaping. Select plants that are purposeful and low-maintenance if you do not want to spend a lot of time maintaining your front yard.
5. **Color Scheme**: Choose one accent color and stick with it to avoid an overdone look. Select colors that complement the house and create a harmonious visual impact in the front yard.
How can homeowners integrate functional elements like playgrounds into their front yard design?
Homeowners can integrate functional elements like playgrounds into their front yard design by following the creative approach suggested by Jasmine Roth. Instead of a traditional playground setup, she recommends the concept of an "organic obstacle course" that seamlessly blends with the landscaping. Here's how homeowners can achieve this:
1. **Incorporate Playful Features**: Create an obstacle course within the landscaping that includes elements like a trampoline, balance beam, and climbing logs. These features provide opportunities for kids to play and explore while blending naturally with the overall design.
2. **Functional Landscaping**: Ensure that the landscaping elements serve a dual purpose of aesthetics and functionality. By integrating play elements discreetly into the design, homeowners can maintain a visually appealing front yard while providing a fun and engaging space for children.
3. **Safety Considerations**: Prioritize safety when designing the playground elements. Ensure that the play features are secure, age-appropriate, and well-integrated into the landscaping to prevent any hazards or accidents.
4. **Customization**: Tailor the playground design to suit the needs and preferences of the family. Consider how the space will be used and how different elements can enhance the overall outdoor experience for both children and adults.
By creatively incorporating functional play elements into the front yard design, homeowners can create a unique and engaging outdoor space that caters to the needs of the entire family while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of the landscaping.
Love love love that slider door !💖💥
You do this to the front yard when you have no backyard lol
Don't forget about using plants that provide food and shelter for butterflies and bees.
The environment and all its creatures need our help and protection.
Take the time to plant a tree, bush or flowers with a child. It will connect them to nature for life time.
Planting a vegetable garden can teach kids about where their food comes from.
We can all do something to protect the planet for future generations.
Might as well plant some edibles, like a fruit tree.
@@L.Spencer Yes you should.
Free fruit adds to a healthy diet.
+Kenz300 x Exactly, a pollinator garden is crucial to preserving Earth.
Better use of a 6 minute video is LESS facetime talkin indoors and MORE images of subject matter OUTDOORS with voice (like anchor plant segment with arrows - well done!)
💙💙💙
sliding door to the front??? helllll no.
My thoughts EXACTLY!!! I have always hated that look!! Especially when people enclose their garage and put a sliding door or any type of door!! Should be windows!!
Privacy is in the back yard. And safer for kids
Sorry the music was too annoying, didn’t finish the video
I need you ... I have a lot kids.
Shutup! You mean I can add epoxy to pea gravel for a patio? It's on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
she always overplants which is good for shows but not realistic when they mature.
Nope to furniture. People steal it and other landscaping items
You need a camera and or a better neighborhood and neighbors. How crappy you can't display your ideas and hard work for fear of thievery.
@@worldweeklynewz5818 okay, dude.
deathbecomesherm 999 it’s not just the neighbor, it’s the drug addicts and criminals that roam from all over. And even if you have cameras they could care less.
I use to live in a lower middle class neighborhood but that’s all I could afford. I had a nice large front porch that I had fixed up with a wicker rocker, a small wicker table, a large fern in a tall planter and a wreath I had made hanging on the door. It was my place to have coffee in the morning. Someone came along and stole all of it. I was broken hearted.--Susan
Nope....the more variety of plants the more interest....front yard furniture tacky.
Was the video supposed to show the designer or the design?
the music while u talk sucks!!! kill it....
Winner of a video, I have been researching "landscaping of garden" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my m8 got great results with it.
All common sense but her designs are terrible.