Adding a patio to your front yard is a simple upgrade that can really set your property apart. It introduces a unique design ...

ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. — Want to make your neighborhood friendlier? Consider adding a front-yard patio … some pavers, a few plants, a couple of comfy chairs — and, voilà! — instant summer socializing.

Bobbi Deeney, left, and Beth Gunderson with their dogs, Oliver and Nelson, on the patio in front of Deeney’s house in the Minikahda Vista neighborhood of St. Louis Park, Minn. Jeff Wheeler/Minneapolis ...

The challenge: The front yard of Jon and Cheryl Bogen's brick Georgian Colonial in south Minneapolis had long been a gathering and entertaining place for the couple and neighborhood families. The ...

Plants for porch landscaping do more than look pretty—they help frame your home and set the tone for what’s inside. Mix textures, colors and shapes for a front yard that feels thoughtful and inviting.

Want to make your neighborhood friendlier? Consider adding a front-yard patio ... some pavers, a few plants, a couple of comfy chairs — and, voilà! — instant summer socializing. That's the way it ...

ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. -- Want to make your neighborhood friendlier? Consider adding a front-yard patio -- some pavers, a few plants, a couple of comfy chairs -- and, voila! Instant summer socializing.

ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. (TNS) — Want to make your neighborhood friendlier? Consider adding a front-yard patio … some pavers, a few plants, a couple of comfy chairs – and, voilà! – instant summer ...

Reducing the turf area of one's yard is a growing trend, and Matt and Marcy Mendenhall's Bettendorf yard is a good example of that. But that wasn't their only goal in undertaking a major landscape ...

For several years now I have been noticing how Calgarians are beginning to embrace their front yards as an important part of their homes. This was happening even before COVID, but I think COVID ...

Consider adding a front-yard patio … some pavers, a few plants, a couple of comfy chairs — and, voilá! — instant summer socializing. That’s the way it seems to be working in one St. Louis Park ...