Kenyans Impressed By Nandi Man's Simple Home With Intricate Garden

• A Kenyan man transformed his simple home into a paradise by undertaking extensive landscaping
• Hillary Rugut shared numerous images of his compound on social media, asking for people's opinions
• Kenyans were full of praise for Rugut's handiwork, as some urged him to become a professional landscaper

A creative Kenyan man has earned the admiration of netizens after sharing photos of his garden.

Why did Nandi garden impress Kenyans?

Hillary Rugut, from Nandi Hills, posted the images on Facebook, and many celebrated him.

He told TUKO.co.ke that he was behind the eye-catching garden.

The images depicted a long driveway leading to his house. Well-manicured shrubs and a trimmed fence lined the driveway, which had lush green grass.

The sizeable compound featured numerous cypress trees and flowers along the fence.

Another image depicted Rugut lounging in the majestic garden with his family.

Many people praised his handiwork, and others encouraged him to pursue a profession in landscaping.

Here are some of the comments:

Kipkoech Darius:

"Very nice. The landscaping is topnotch."

Lagat Rateng:

“What an impressive garden. You have done a great job.”

Cornelius Kiplagat Arap Keny:

“Very beautiful.”

Vivy Anne:

“I love this.”

Willy Kemboi:

“A beautiful environment, sir.”

Hellen Melly:

“Good one, Hillary. I love such things. I bet that home is tranquil, and quarrels are rare.”

Willy Arap Kessio:

“Consider being a professional in it. It's a good self-employment.”

Sammy Yego:

“Would you like video shooting services?”

Jepkorir Analyn:

“Very impressive, uncle.”

Bomet man becomes landscaper

In related news, Peter Koros posted images of the garden he planted at his Bomet home, unaware of the overwhelming feedback he would get.

The 28-year-old shared with TUKO.co.ke his passion for landscaping and hesitance to do it professionally as he had reached Form Four.

However, Koros got so many calls that he decided to take up his first landscaping job in Elgeyo Marakwet.

“I got many calls from people interested in my services after going viral. I pushed myself and officially started doing landscaping. Pursue what you love, and success will follow.”