Maintaining a healthy lawn can be achieved by reseeding, fertilizing, or converting to low-maintenance turf or ground cover. Edging: Use stone, brick, or metal edging to create neat boundaries between walkways, flowerbeds, and grass. Mulching: To retain moisture and control weeds, place wood chips, bark, or gravel around plants. — 
Shrubs and Trees Shade trees (oak, jacaranda, and maple) provide structure and cooling. For a splash of color, choose flowering trees or shrubs like hydrangea, bougainvillea, or hibiscus. Evergreen hedges or shrubs for year-round greenery and seclusion. Accent trees for focal places, such as palms, olive trees, or Japanese maples. — 
Plants & Flowers Planting in layers: little flowers in front, medium-sized plants in the center, and tall plants or shrubs in the back. Color palettes:For a clean effect, use complementary floral colors (e.g., purple and yellow, red and white). Seasonal rotation: Combine perennials (which return year after year) and annuals (which provide new color every season). Pots and planters are ideal for container gardening since they are versatile and easy to update. — 
Green Features Vertical gardens for walls or fences. Patches of herbs and vegetables that are both beautiful and functional. In challenging situations, use ground coverings (creeping thyme, moss, clover) instead of grass. Rain garden: A plant bed built to collect rainwater runoff.
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Landscaping and greenery boost curb appeal, improve air quality, and create a relaxing vibe.
They are both okay from my end
I would say they’re all good
They all have their uses and differences