Landscaping Ideas For Around Your Pool

A little pool landscaping charm goes a long way!

Pool landscaping and landscaping around your pool is very important. Your back yard is your sanctuary and place to host for your family and friends.  Although there are lots of people who find it very difficult and a challenging task. Many homeowners believe that they don’t have the skills, or abilities necessary to make a great landscape, therefore the homeowners consult landscape designers to redesign their backyard.  This gallery provides just a few examples of the endless landscaping ideas for around your pool.

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1. Sandy Beach Theme – This landscape uses sand to make your pool landscape feel like a day at the beach!
2. Garden beside pool – Sometimes you want your cake and eat it too. This pool landscaping idea uses waterfalls, raised Jacuzzi, flower beds, stones borders and tall trees for privacy.
3. Wood in your landscape – The natural look of wood to enhances your poolside landscape.  Wood offers a less traditional material, however looks really awesome along side your pool.
4. Pool with privacy trees – Privacy is considered a must these days.  You can use different plants to keep your landscape hidden from the nosy neighbors.
5. Potted Plants – Simple potted plants can enhance your poolside landscape. These don’t require a large amount of work and can standout in your landscape as well as able to move or relocate through out your yard or pool area.
6. Stone poolside landscaping – Using stones to accent your pool’s landscape provides a rugged look that can stand the test of time.

In summary the possibilities for having a great poolside landscape are endless, also fun to imagine.  These examples should plant the ideas in your head and explore the possibilities you want to include for your poolside landscape. Don’t forget to call TLC Landscapes to help complete your landscape projects, or click here for a custom quote.

Justin Case

I’ve been researching and sharing lawn care and gardening info since 2010.  I’m no expert, but my neighbors think I am