Everyone will agree that the most beautiful thing in the garden is the flowers.
It is a very easy and simple way to add a splash of color to your landscaping.
1. Stunning Round Raised Flower Bed with Red Begonias
If you are a fan of the considerably big flower beds, you should consider choosing this creative DIY round raised flower bed.
The lovely red begonias make a perfect contrast with the stones and the grass.
2. Add Color to Your Tree Base with a Purple Flower Bed
There are tons of inexpensive raised garden ideas out there waiting for you! For instance, these broken rocks in a combination with the alpine purple
3. Bring Farmhouse Charm with Brown Bricks
You don’t have to necessarily live in Versaille to enjoy a unique outdoor space! Here is one of my favorite ideas that would perfectly fit the patio!
The orange bricks and the Petunias are adding some rustic vintage vibe to the garden.
4. Harness Nature’s Beauty with a Vintage Petunias Flower Bed
I am dying to share with you how to turn an old carriage into one of the coolest petunia flower beds. This idea is particularly good for smaller yards.
The metal material is bringing some significant amount of vintage look.
5. Add Dimension to Your Tree Base
This garden has some really majestic trees which need plants to accompany them. The main idea here is to create a composition of contrasting colors with abundant vegetation of different heights.
6. Build a Chic Raised Flower Bed with Wooden Beams
I know that finding good but simple front yard flower bed used to be a pain in the neck! Not anymore!
These useful tree seats are perfect for making raised beds for your flowers, herbs, vegetables etc.
7. Light Up Your Tree flower Bed with Solar lights
This photo “speaks” more about some flower bed decoration ideas (this is also something you should consider after choosing the type of bed). Perfect raised bed garden.
The solar lamps, which come in different size and shapes, could help you out a lot!
8. Transform Your Tree Flower Beds with Tulips
One of the easiest (but still very pretty) ideas for making flower beds is with tulips.
As they are usually large, showy and brightly colored, they could be in a perfect contrast with the grass and the tree trunk.
9. Accompany Your Tree with Abundant Flowers
While you are thinking how to design flower beds, ask yourself if you want more colors or not. Here in the picture is a carnival of different color tones.
Spring Petunias, for instance, could perfectly fit.
10. Give Your Flower Bed a Rustic Charm with Edgy Stones
Are you a fan of the rustic design? If so, you may decide to follow this great idea – very simple but looking stylish and welcoming.
Tip: pick some shorter flowers such as Petunias or Daisies. There is no need for flooring.
11. Create a Colorful Carpet with Charleston Creeping Phlox
In the springtime, the Charleston creeping phlox creates cascading drifts of purple flowers that look like pools of soft color in the garden. It could be a gorgeous combination of spring trees and flowers.
One of the coolest flower bed landscaping ideas!
12. Give Your Tree a Picturesque View with a Circular Bed
This type of flower bed could perfectly fit the backyard.
Tip: to get a better view of the result, try to make a sketch.
Mark over all the buildings, stages, decorative jewelry, platforms and other items. List the places of adornment, the resort, the dry waterway and other sandy routes.
13. Add Texture to Your Landscape with Beautiful Hostas
Hostas (hosta flowers) are widely known for their stunning overlapping leaves. You can grow beautiful hostas in your garden and add more texture to your landscape.
Adding texture, they will make the perfect plant bed around the tree in your backyard.
14. Bring Life and Vibrancy to a Garden with Unique Flower Beds
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It’s very original to make a flower bed with shorter flowers around a succulent plant in your garden.
Tip: Choose some flowers in vivid colors so they would be in contrast with the greenery.
15. Turn Your Garden into a Showstopper with Wave Petunias
Wave Petunias are still favorites of gardeners everywhere, and definitely are making a splash in the garden – with even more color varieties nowadays.
This type of flower bed around the trees could be made even by a very beginner DIY-ers.
16. Create a Beautiful and Rustic Flower Bed with a Wagon Wheel
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If you are desperately searching for flower bed stone edging ideas – here is a good one! Every DIY-er would do it by himself.
All you need is some stones, an old carrier wheel for a rustic vintage look and some smaller flowers such as Lily of the valley, Violets, and Black-eyed Susan.
17. Transform Your Garden with Colorful Symmetry
Choosing several colors and mixing them in the right way is an ever-working formula!
Just check out this stunning symmetrical flower bed – the highest plants are closer to the tree trunk and the shortest ones are like a border.
You can freely use Bellflowers, Catnips, Black-eyed Susan etc.
18. Enhance your Garden Aesthetics with a Simple Flower Bed
Another cool project you can add to your list of beautiful flower beds is this bushy perennial flowers in different colors.
They are adding texture to the trees and will make your garden look phenomenal!
No need for rocks or wooden pieces for a finished look!
19. Decorate Your Garden with Purple Clematis
The Purple Clematis are considerably hardy, large-flowered, and grow intense purple flowers. This is my husband’s one of the most favorite narrow flower arrangements. Why?
Because the Clematis can climb fences, posts, and trellises. Plus, they are easy to take care of. Hooray!
20. Turn Your Garden into a Colorful Oasis with Begonias
Begonias are classic shade-lovers that will perfectly enjoy the time under the trees.
They are coming in various colors and heights so that may be the time when all of you, crazy DIY- ers, need to set your imagination free. ?
21. Build a Cozy Nook Under a Tree
Flowers make us happy! How about sitting under the tree while you are enjoying them?
This cute little bench perfectly fits the rest of the landscaping!
22. Welcome Fall with Pumpkins in Your Flower Beds
This creative DIY composition of hay, pumpkins, and Purple Daisies is one of my favorite side of house flower beds! It looks very natural, simple but stylish and catchy at the same time. Just try it!