Show two separate panoramas that are not so far away from the house. For the first, stand in line with the front door. include from the street to the garage. For the second, stand in line with the garage window. Include from the driveway all the way to the right lot line. Use the pano feature on the camera or take slightly overlapping pictures while standing at one spot and pivoting. For both scenes, you should be about 25' or so from the house.

Lovely house! Looks like. you have a "blank canvas" for planting. I'd encourage you to investigate landscaping with native trees/shrubs for the pollinators and for a healthy ecosystem. Native Shrubs – Oklahoma (2-10 ft): Bottlebrush Buckeye, Red Buckeye, American Beautyberry, Sweetshrub or Carolina Allspice, Witch Hazel, Oakleaf Hydrangea, Deciduous Holly or Possumhaw Yaupon Holly, Virginia Willow, Mountain Laurel, Spice Bush, Southern Wax Myrtle, Carolina Buckthorn, Native Azalea, Shining Sumac, Smooth Sumac. I found this partial list online.

Box need good drainage (= root rot susceptibility), can also be prone to serious box blight damage depending on specific variety and site conditions. Most kinds of smoke bush are quite large growing - as in becoming tree sized. Some like to cut these down to near the ground each year but every time I have seen one treated in this fashion the replacement tops were sparse and leggy looking. Dwarf Alberta spruce often has bug problems even in my mild summer area. In addition it is very formal looking.

As far as can be made out in these much too far away and dark pictures you have been been planting too big growing kinds of shrubs too close to the house - consider deeper beds and smaller plant choices.