Whether you’re going for a vintage look or something modern, want to be unique or straightforward, these simple flower bed ideas are easy to create in any yard.
LORENA DUMITRASCU/SHUTTERSTOCKVintage Piano Flower Bed
One person’s trash is another’s treasure! Seek out an old piano from a junkyard, thrift store or your garage to repurpose as a flower bed. The flowers will cascade over onto the keyboard, for a dreamy look you’ll love. It’s a simple design to add to your collection of flower bed ideas.
VIA AMAZON.COMSunburst Flower Bed Island
Designate a central patch on a large lawn for a simple yet gorgeous flower bed design. Pick several colors and types of flowers that will complement each other. The sunburst island design will serve as a magical focal point of your landscape, without requiring a ton of fuss! It’s one of the most creative yet simple flower bed ideas.
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LUCA9257/SHUTTERSTOCKTree Stump Flower Bed
Being unique doesn’t have to be difficult! This flower bed design is easy to create, even for beginners. Tree stumps are a major pain to dig out and remove from your yard. Thankfully, they make beautiful, all-natural flower bed hosts, and can become a centerpiece in your yard!
MOOLKUM/SHUTTERSTOCKSucculents Flower Bed
Desert climates are perfect for succulents. You can have so much fun creating layers with different succulents among rocks, bricks, driftwood and more in a planting bed like this. While you can’t forget about them completely, succulents need very little attention, making them a worthy addition to your flower bed ideas if you want something very low maintenance.
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FAMILY HANDYMANBuilt-In Flower Beds Along Deck Bench
If you’re redoing an old or installing a new deck, consider this deck with built-in planters. Making them blend in with the rest of the deck seating makes for a seamless look, with the stunning flowers looking like they’re simply growing out of the wood.
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FOTOCRAFT/SHUTTERSTOCKFlower Bed Barrel
If you like to use props to create a rustic look, consider this simple flower bed idea. An old barrel can be repurposed as a raised flower bed for vibrant flowers. Place among lawn-level garden edging to create dimension. You can also try creating a cut flower garden.
NATALIA BRATSLAVSKY/SHUTTERSTOCKCinder Block Flower Bed
If you have a small patio that you want to keep simple but make beautiful, this is a great flower bed idea. Simply try cornering and stacking a group of cinder blocks up against a wall and filling them with soil and flowers. Using cinder blocks for raised beds is very inexpensive. The raised beds will make a magical backdrop for your quaint space.
OZGUR COSKUN/SHUTTERSTOCKPink and White Petunias Along a Stone Wall
Adorn a curved stone wall in your yard with budget-friendly and low maintenance pink and white petunias. They’re prolific bloomers that will last all summer long and are perfect for simple flower beds.
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NOK LEK/SHUTTERSTOCKWooden Cart Flower Bed
Turn a new (or vintage) cart into a piece of art by transforming it into a flower bed. Overstuffed with herbs and colorful blooms, it’s the perfect accent piece to adorn your patio or porch.
7500JACKS/SHUTTERSTOCKPoolside Flower Bed
If you have a pool, a great way to add some earthy appeal is to adorn it with flowers. Plan out and plant flower beds around your pool incorporating different heights, colors and textures to add dimension.
