Speaking exclusively to House Digest, Aloi says there are a few types of fruit trees in particular that you should consider for your front yard. Dwarf or semi-dwarf apple trees can be a great fit ...

So consider if your front yard is well-drained or stays wet. He also said, "A tree will likely struggle without meeting its watering needs for the first few years while it gets established." ...

Japanese maple trees are very popular choices for front yards. They stay within a manageable size (usually no taller than 25 feet, and often much shorter), and turn glorious colors in autumn ...

Your front yard is your home's first impression, so of course you'd want to ensure it's a good one. From flowers to trees, these plants all boost curb appeal.

For a large property, you may need bigger trees and shrubs and multiple flats of flowers to make a statement. However, a small yard would work better with compact shrubs and fewer amounts of a ...