It would be a whole lot easier to advise you if we could see the whole front of the house in one picture. Stand back far enough to take a new picture so we can see it.

We have no idea where in the world you are so we can’t recommend any plants for you.

The bed looks very small measured from the yard to the house. How big is it? It doesn’t look nearly big enough for many shrubs, let alone a tree.

20'x6' each section

Any ideas? I was hoping for a small deer resistant tree on the end.

You need to show this from straight on, where the camera is lined up with the center of the shot -- the front door. Don't be any farther away, so that means slightly overlapping picture (while standing at the same spot) in order to create the complete wide view. Include additional space at each end of the house -- at least 30' straight out from the corner.

my second photo I thought gave the entire front house or do you want straight on shot. its raining today ill post tomorrow thanks

Pictures are OK. With so little overlap, that there was a connection did not jump out at me.

Given the slope crossing in front of entire house length, I think you'll have to keep some balance with bookend shrubs and color flanking the steps. Other than that, look for groundcover/perennials that do not exceed the window height, placed in groups along the front of house. A taller shrub or grass can be placed in the wider space between the right set of windows. Search locally to find what plants will most easily make the sizes and shapes.

new belgium block edging landscape to come monday, Tuesday to complete.

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