The idea of a front garden isn’t the invention of any one person, but rather a natural evolution of how people shaped their living spaces and surroundings.

Did you know that in some cultures and countries, the front garden was primarily a practical space—used for vegetable patches, for example—rather than for decoration? Meanwhile, in places like the Netherlands and England, front gardens often became status symbols, filled with flowers, lawns, and neatly trimmed hedges.