Curb Appeal on a BUDGET//This Is a GOOD One!
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- Everyone asks me, “What if I don’t have THOUSANDS of dollars to spend on my front landscaping?” So, I made a video to help those of you out with how to completely transform your front yard landscaping on a budget.
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1) Have Fun with Curves.
Pull the landscape beds AWAY from the house to create depth and interest
2) Add a few FOCAL POINTS
In this example, we had some “Happy Little Accidents” by putting in some Cherry Trees to create height and interest. *That was not my intention at the beginning of the design…hence the “happy little accident”
3) Bust out the old Concrete Walkway and Install a Paver Walkway
Pavers come in so many varieties and patterns that it’s hard not to fall in love with them and BOY do they add Curb Appeal!
4) Updated the Mailbox
So many times, the mailbox is overlooked, and it can make such a difference in your curb appeal by incorporating the mailbox into your landscape design. Try it out!
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If you don't mind me asking what programs are you using
Please make more videos like this one!! I’d love to see how you transform builder grade landscaping to something really fabulous and unique!
Hi Tori. I'm so glad I saw this message because I'm about to do a design by a pool using this "point perspective" design technique and wasn't going to record my screen. I will make sure to do so. Also, if you haven't subscribed please do. I will have new videos starting Feb 15th, 2022 that will have the entire process from design to finished product coming out and they are going to be awesome! Happy holidays!
Landscaping is harder than it looks. I can't do much of it anymore and have to ask my kids to help or hire the work out.
I had my son help plant last year and he hated it, he mentioned yesterday how he never realized how hard it was to dig a several small holes. Regardless of how much he hates yard work he helped dig 8 more holes this year, he is a good son😊
@M A Your son sounds awesome! I love to hear that he helped you. Yes, landscaping is NO JOKE! I'm very fortunate to be out of the field now designing and general contracting projects. Hard work! Thank you for the comment!
even worse, in an area with mountainous or rocky soil. there are areas in my yard that you can't dig, you can only chip or pick. brutal.
@@lurklingX It was like that at my last two homes, you needed a pick axe. Thank God 100+ years of leaf shedding gave this new place some soil over the rocks.
Lol 😂 sounds like a good son! 👏🏾👏🏾 My husband & I are in our 60’s and it’s overwhelming to handle yard work, like when we were younger. Landscapers today do the bare minimal and charge a fortune. So our kids help us, with the strenuous work. Thank God for them! 😊❤️
The result is definitely more aesthetically pleasing, but it's also much more high-maintenance.
One thing you mentioned at the end of the video was about working and getting hot.
As a home gardener, for the sake of your plants and yourself, never plant in the heat of the day. Early mornings or early evenings keep both you and your plants safe and happy. That's also the best time to water your plants. Great video! And happy planting!
@Katee Such a great point!!! To all those in the community… I’d say the best time to plant is in the fall but if not then the spring. Planting in the summer is definitely a difficult task.
Our landscaping is being worked on right now. I'm a wreck making decisions. I don't want to make any mistakes so I am listening to your videos and I'm trying to follow your advise. Thanks for being an inspiration to all of us.
@Madonna Hagedorn It will be OK. Just realize that it’s a journey and if things go a little sideways they’re always fixable. Continue to watch and pick up tips.🤛🏻
Respect the hustle brother. Love the points and examples you provide. God bless you and your family.
This video is great! We did some of the same things with our boring builder grade home that we bought two years ago. We had three large trees spaded into the front late last summer. We dug out all of the bare rock that was the landscaping and have replaced it with mulch beds and added foundation shrubs and plants. I do want to add that if you are redoing along the foundation area, to make sure you are grading it away from the walls.
I really like your videos and the rationale you provide when choosing elements. Keep up the good work.
When it comes to trees, I’d recommend confirming your foundation wall isn’t having issues of planting within branch a few feet. Roots can contribute to weakened cmu and which once weakened enough will cause water intrusion. Might not seem like an issue the first few years but later down the line, when the trees are branching against the home, you’ll know the roots are digging the same amount. Just a reminder
@Thomas Sosa. Tree roots can be an absolute pain!! Thank you for the comment!
Quite the beautiful redo. Impressive
Very good info. I like separating the pedestrian walkway away from the driveway to provide more space. Oftentimes driveways are blocked by a parked car and walking around the car ends up stepping on turf
@Harry Yuen Great point! We always need to think about getting out of our cars when planning the landscaping along a driveway. Thank you for the comment!!!! :)
This was an amazing transformation. Alot of landscape designers overplant in my opinion, and 3 yrs later ur taking out a third of the plants bc they have grown so much and it looks like a jungle. Beautiful job !!!!
Vincent!!! Thank you so much! I like to space things out knowing that in 3 years it will be a bit different. Thank you for the comment and make sure you check out some other videos as I have lots of styles and upcoming content that has a similar vibe. :)
Wow! That looks fantastic!
@Stephanie Lowry. Thank you so much Stephanie! I really appreciate the compliment and comment! I hope to hear from you again in future videos!
Nice vid. Great ideas that I’ll be implementing! Thanks and keep the DIY ideas coming. 👍
@Bill Peck. You got it Bill!! Thank you for the comment!
Hi Bobby, thank you for speaking to middle class America. The make over is awesome!
Thank you Mary! I think you are REALLY going to enjoy what I have coming up. Lots and lots of projects (Before/After) that you don’t have to be rich to afford! Stay tuned!!!😀
This video is exactly what I need! Love the ideas for how to spruce up a bland house! 💯
Great! I’m so glad it helped you! Thank you for the comment.💪
The video is AMAZING! We have been trying to figure out ways to update our front yard landscaping! Thank you!!!❤️
I’m so glad you like it! Good luck on the install. ❤️
Nice work!! what a great transformation....
Thank you!❤️
Great video. Came looking for a couple ideas for my back yard. But this gives me a couple my for already good looking front yard. Thanks.
@Rodger VanAusdal Nice!!! Glad you found me! Thank you for the comment.
What software did you use ?
Realtime Landscape Pro
That's so nice being able to see how the yard could look.
Thank you for watching! :)
@@BobbyKDesigns what website are you using
@@MicquelPratt www.bobbykdesigns.com
Love this , what I was looking for. My husband or I aren’t the best when it comes to landscaping, kinda nervous about working out there, where the neighbors watch, but it’s my house and I gotta get that confidence in myself. Thank you!!!🥴🥴
I love this comment! I’m so glad that this video inspired you, and I know you’re gonna do a great job! Feel free to leave me a comment on future videos with any kind of questions that you have. I’m here to help!
Very beautiful tasteful design! I may use some of these ideas :)
Re money, you can budget this type of plan over a few years. Start with planting the larger impact trees & shrubs; mulch beds, then gradually fill in with smaller shrubs & perennials. Many you can affordably start from seed or cuttings.
(Sometimes blank canvases are a blessing ~ ever try removing someone else's diseased or unattractive shrubs? And dig out the roots? Then haul away & dispose the mess? It's very hard work compared to starting from scratch. Which is also hard work but much less so, from my experience. Especially if you re-plant small less expensive shrubs & trees & you're willing to be patient for 3 years for some to explode with growth & beauty. The time passes fast though & it's a great spring/summer morning when you look out the window & say Wow!! Look at that! 🌹🌿)
Well said! If you’re willing to be patient it all can come together over time.
That’s again Bobby for the creative ideas and price breakdown!
My pleasure! I’m glad you like and are getting value out of these videos.❤️🔥❤️🔥
Gorgeous !
Your work is inspirational Bobby! Back in 2004 a Canadian magazine called MoneySense had an article for homeowners investing in landscaping, particularly when selling. A Laval University found that quality landscaping increased the value of a typical bungalow in a middle-class neighborhood by up to 15%. According to the study, a tree boosts your home's resale value by up to 9%. It cited a "general rule" to recoup your investment when you resell your home, and restrict your landscaping budget to no more than 4% of your residence's value. This % would change if you are in a high-end neighbourhood. I'm a new sub!
Muktha! What an amazing comment this is! I can make an entire video just off your comment. Those are amazing statistics that I definitely wanna share with my audience. Thank you!👍🏼
@@BobbyKDesigns Awesome. I have your email, I will email you the full article!
No tree as you step on sidewalk- one small tree is good enough. I love the bushes, especially the plants by the mail box
Hi Bobby . I'M new to the channel.Looking forward to seeing all of your videos.Great ideas.experience, and advice.GREAT PRESENTATION!!
Thx Bill!!! Welcome!👍🏼
Great video! That’s so cool that you can show us everything on a computer image! And your so right about second guessing your DIY decision once your ass is out there in the 100 degrees summer sun digging up sod! That’s about the point my bf and I said, “ F- it! let’s just hire someone!” Lol!😂😂
We did end up finishing and I’m so glad we did because it gives me such a good feeling to walk out my front door or pull into my driveway and look at my beautiful garden beds.. it fills me with so much pride🥰
@Nola Girl. You nailed it! It's hard work but so satisfying to push through and complete yourself. I will say if you have the $ paying someone is definitely worth it though. Thank you for watching and stay tuned as I have some great videos JUST LIKE THIS ONE coming soon! Please COMMENT and let me know what you think! I'd love to hear from you again!
Wow, your design looks sweet!
Thank you Jake. The install turned out just like the picture. It’s pretty powerful to create a design to share with the client before a shovel hits the ground. Expectations are set💪
Dude! That was excellent!! Simple, elegant and what a difference. And this house looks like 75% of suburban America but it can be so unique with a little fluffing of the landscape.
What a great way to start the day!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for the comment!
Agreed! Also another direction to take this kind of a house in would be Japanese landscaping. Their squared off and rectangular shaped houses go with rounded, bonsai type bushes and other flora.
Cherry trees are gorgeous and put on a show in early Spring. I have a 15 y/o Yoshino cherry that gets lots of photos taken by passers by every year. But choose them wisely, as these trees are not too tall but can be wide. Give them plenty of space to grow and don’t plant them too close to the house.
@Dulce R-L I completely agree! I incorporate a flowering Cherry tree into almost all my designs. Beautiful!
This yard looks amazing now. Hopefully the owners can maintain it. My daughter bought a home built in the 1950s late last summer and the yard definitely needs to be refreshed. It's not " nasty ", but has been neglected. The previous owner loved to garden and in fact had a greenhouse in the backyard. When the previous owner died, his sons did not have the time to maintain all the shrubs, trees and flowers he had planted and although they paid someone to mow the grass, everything else was left to grow wild. Right now my goal is to get it to " boring " for just my time and labor. I have been pruning hydrangea bushes, hibiscus plants, removing old overgrown azaleas and finding all kinds of bulbs while digging out too many Rose of Sharon saplings. My advice to DIYers .... keep it simple enough to maintain yourself or simple enough to be affordable to pay someone to maintain it.
Hi Ginger. Thank you for watching and hopefully your daughter can have a look and get some cool ideas. See you on the next video!
Rose of Sharon sapplings make great hedges and privacy screens, btw! I wish I had some of those sapplings. Maybe one day my 5 rose of Sharon’s will put out sapplings!
@@lauratruthseekingWarrior I remember when I was first starting out where we cut grass and maintain several yards. There was this one client that had a beautiful hedge of rose of Sharon along the back of her fence. Every spring it would flower and look absolutely gorgeous! I agree and I think that it is one of those overlooked opportunities in designing. I’m glad you said something as I have a design coming up and I know that I can incorporate rose of Sharon! Thank you for the great tip and please keep comments coming! It’s so fun to hear from you guys and I’m really enjoying the ride! Talk to you soon!❤️🤛🏻😃
@Ginger Davis - completely agree! We moved into our home on 2 acres last year and are so overwhelmed (our previous home was on about 1/3 of an acre and even that we didn't know what to do with...) A lot of the land is wooded, but a lot is overgrown and really just ugly. Sounds like a similar situation where the previous (original) homeowners weren't able to maintain it as they grew older. So now like you said we're just trying to get to a blank slate so we can figure out what to do. And for us I know that the lower-maintenance (relatively speaking) the better. Good luck to your daughter in her new home!!
@@marissacal29 Thank you. Good luck to you as well. In mid March beautiful daffodils and hyacinths appeared and my 5 year old grandson gave me the credit for planting them. Now Iris ,azaleas and a gorgeous snowball bush are about to bloom and he will think l planted them too.
👏👏👏👏 Looks GREAT!!!
@xoxopurebloodxoxo. Thank you so much for watching and the comment!!!!
Great design! I’m going to be trying square beds in my yard.
Have fun! Thank you for watching!
Thank you soooo much for these video…they are helping soooo much!
You are so welcome!!!!!
Beautiful job!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great design! And fair price. If I was a lazy person with no skills I’d definitely hire you 😉 but I love the sweat and hard work that goes into making my backyard look pretty. Tfs 💕💋
@ My Happy Home Thank you so much for watching and the comment. Hey man, if it makes you happy and you like getting out there and doing your thing I’m all for it! I look forward to hearing from you on future videos in the comments. Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏼
Same here! I don't mind getting a little dirty and sweaty. Once the finished project comes to life, you can pat yourself on the back.
@@frenchweewee4444I was out putting some plants in yesterday and I’ll tell you when I drove home later that night and looked at everything I felt pretty darn good about myself! I get it! Thank you so much for watching and I appreciate the comment. ❤️
Thanks for giving information about cost professional vs. DIY.
My pleasure! ✅ thank you for watching!
Fantastically helpful for our fixer upper home we’ve purchased. Did I mention drainage issues? You’ve given us so many doable diy ideas!
@Janie I’m so happy to hear this! This would be a great template for a fixer upper.
Pretty design and definitely an upgrade for curb appeal.
Hey Nancy! Thank you. We actually installed some of the design yesterday for the client. Turned out pretty cool and the mailbox was definitely the item that set it apart from the rest of the houses in the neighborhood.👍🏼
@@BobbyKDesigns I needed a new mailbox a few years ago, due to someone taking a ball bat to it, as well as some of my other neighbor's mailboxes. I saw some cool ones on the internet, but ended up getting one like the one you that was there before the upgrade. LOL At least it is functional.
The best looking one I saw on the internet was a human sized frog holding the mailbox in the crook of his arm. He was dressed as a golfer and used a golf club with his other hand to hold his stance. I am not a golfer, but I thought it was cool anyway.
@@nancywells5626 I’m not saying I was a perfect kid but I never took a bat to a mailbox. Lol! That’s a shame.
I sure wish you were in Oklahoma. I could use some help with my new house landscape design. Love your videos!! Thank you.
Just discovered your channel. Love the step by step explanation! New subbie here!
@Monk n’ Cook WELCOME!!! So excited to have you and that you like these quick little Timelapse videos. I’ve got about 12 in the Cue right now so you should be having some pretty cool stuff coming your way. We also have several other types of videos that you’ll get some value from so I’m very excited that you found me and I can’t wait to hear more comments from you on future videos! Take care.🔥🔥🔥
Then you have us whose spouses want to DIY but we prefer to get it DONE not dreamed....for years. ;-) Super stoked to find your channel and get ideas. Sounds like you also offer consults nationwide, woot woot!
@Elizabeth Thomas. Yes I do! Most of the designs you see in the channel are from other states. I'm in St. Louis, MO. :)
Good ideas, thanks. I'd do it all and add a couple of porch planters!
Love it!
Funny this plan is similar to what I did with the curved walkway and taking out a large amount of grass, because I don't want to worry about cutting it. My ex husband did the lawn and I did the the flower beds and gardens. This is a doable project, but you need a helping hand. My yard guy moved so I'm doing a lot now by myself, it's just going to take a little more time, but I got the main things out the way. If you enjoy outdoor work, then this is a project for you, if not hire someone. This gave me a few more ideas around the mailbox, as I have a ton of them when I'm working in the yard. Very nice change and the software program is the bomb!
@frenchweewee. Thank you so much for watching and the comment! It sounds like you are a hard worker and once you are done with the work I know you're going to love pulling into your driveway that much more! I hope to hear from you again on future videos! :)
Wow! Straight and too the point. I love it! No wasted time, plenty of info and ideas. Very nice.
@Ninja Awesome Battle Power! Thank you so much! I try really hard to do that. You want to tell people who you are but not bore them to tears getting to the content. Thank you again for the comment and for future videos NOTED!!!!
Absolutely gorgeous, i’m jealous
@Adam Trinchetto. You can definitely have this too! I hope this template helps.
Excellent ideas!
Glad you like them! Thank you for the comment!
Great transformation!
Thank you
Wow that was so nice
Well thank you!❤️
Cool! Crazy awesome!
@Brubeck Desmond Well thank you sir! It was a fun design to put together and I’m so happy that people are finding this video and getting value out of it. Thank you for watching and I appreciate the comment. If you happen to watch some other videos please make sure to throw a comment in there as I’d love to hear your thoughts! 🔥
For the savings of 5 to 6 K, I totally do it myself. This is not a project that would require big machinery or special skill. I, however, would pay for the design because many people don’t know how to make it look just right. Thank you, this should be an inspiration for all and realized there are no excuses to beautify one space and as an added bonus, our communities.
Best video I have seen to explain good curb appeal.
Wow, thanks!
Thanks for the information!
@Luz Ortiz. My pleasure! Thank you for watching!
Please do more budget friendly DIY videos!
@Ms. Angela AMEN! I definitely am seeing this as something you all love and I'm on it! :). I hope to see you again soon in the comments!
Wonderful!
@J Glow. Thank you!!!! I hope to hear from you again! I could get used to this!
Wow that software was sweet. What did you use to do that? Drawing lines, pulling in the plants, lights, mailbox etc... Nicely done!!
Looks like Realtime Landscaping Architect.
I can do it for less than a $1000...hard work but very nice curb appeal 😊❤️
I know right. At most I probably spent some money to have somebody pave that little walkway but outside of that I would do that during the weekend every Saturday I do that until we get started just take my time in doing it. Get me some Glenn Livet and sit back and chill
Definitely worth it in the end
Plus you paid yourself in the savings along with the intangible benefit of the feeling of accomplishment. Good for you.
I think his point is valid in scenarios where the DIYer has earning potential that exceeds the cost to hire it done. Or in cases where the homeowner can’t physically do the work (age, disabilities, etc.) but not in the case where I just don’t want to do it because it is hot outside..
Looks beautiful but seems pricey for a house of that size. We're doing renovations on our house and have to adhere to a strict budget based on what comps are selling for in our neighborhood.
Are you stealing the plants and pavers? Just buying the materials alone is over 3k
I do landscaping and would love to see more videos like this for good inspiration!
You got it! I believe the one coming out Monday is this format. Stay tuned!👍🏼
Also, before planting trees near your house, check how long the roots of the tree can get before. Some trees have root systems that branch out, not a tap root looking for water and can grow under your homes foundation, causing cracks!
love how you brought up the sweat equity and is it really a savings over just doing your normal work and making money.
Hey Robin!!! AMEN to that! I’m in this business and I don’t like digging more than I have to. The body gets old and it doesn’t work like it used to. Sometimes it’s just better to hire somebody. Thank you so much for the comment and watching. Keep a lookout as I got some really cool content coming out in the next couple of weeks that I think you’re going to enjoy!❤️
Just subscribed interested to see more of ur designs!
Awesome! Thank you! So excited to have you and I've got some awesome content coming!
As someone who works in the trades, (plumber) I can appreciate the hard work that other trades do that I don’t. I’m very handy, but don’t hesitate at all to hire professionals.
The trades are definitely HARD work! I appreciate your service!
I bought a house in a nice gated community that hadn’t been lived in for 2 years (the owners lived in China and owned multiple empty homes and mansions across the US). I did exactly what you suggest but all by myself except having two massive oak trees removed and replaced in a new area so they wouldn’t grow into the plumbing or lift the driveway. Since I have St Augustine grass I aerated, added nitrogen and let the torrential downpours do their magic to make it spread. I put in nice solar lights, tons of black mulch with metal edging and did it pretty much all by myself since I was single. My HOA is super relaxed on grass length so I let it grow and cut it at the highest length keeping it plush and bright green. I inherited a bunch of fancy rocks from a neighbor who was updating their landscaping and thought they would match my home better than theirs which saved me over $2K had I bought them new. In addition to getting the front yard looking fabulous, I was also able to convert my entire back yard into a food forest which is filling out nicely over the past couple of years. I put in lots of no-dig gates and bird netting to protect the berries and tomatoes from being picked at. I also lined my 12 foot brick wall along the back with an espaliered orchard of apples, peaches, figs and loquats. The advice I give everyone who wants to do it themselves is to break it up into smaller tasks and take your time. Enjoy what you’re doing and don’t burn yourself out or go into debt. It took me from November of 2020 until now to get everything where it is and it happened in stages. The best part about doing it yourself is that you develop habits of maintenance and you’re mindful of how much work it will take to maintain in the future. I’m so happy this video found it’s way into my feed as it validates everything I thought I figured out and I hope more folks follow the advice you put forth. It’s so rewarding to babystep your way into a gorgeous outdoor space you can be proud of. 🤗
What an amazing story! Congrats on doing it yourself and I’m so glad you found this video!!
Nice job! I’m going to copy that for my home.
Hello, just ran across your channel and already love it. I have been in my home for 30 yrs and have always done many, many projects to my front and back yards. I love gardening. My major problem is weeds and grasses invading my beds. I have done a bed like the one you did here and i have Bermuda grasses that have invaded my yard from my nextdoor neighbor's yard. Every year, i am constantly pulling weeds from my bed. I have removed all the plants and started over at least 3 or 4 times through out the years. I just removed everything again last fall because the grassy weeds had taken over AGAIN. 😩😩😩 I'm 70 yrs old now and i need help to get rid of these invaders. I even dug a trench between the lawn and the bed, used vegetation killer in the trench, used 12 sheets of psper under the mulch and yet it still travels over and roots in the mulch. What can i do to overcome this problem. I wish i could send you pictures of how my bed looks when it is planted. It's just empty now. 😬😬😬
@fashun008. Thank you so much for your comment! I feel your pain. It sounds to me like you are well educated and doing everything you can in order to keep a beautiful natural edge at 70 years old! Congrats! My one tip would be finding a local gardener or handy man to help you once a month keep that edge neat and tidy. That Bermuda is a pain in the butt! Good luck and stay tuned! Lots of AMAZING content coming your way! :)
Hi Bobby, thank you for this interesting video. What landscaping software do you recommend to get for this type of work in my landscaping.
What a great transformation! I'd be happy to share the front of my home for you to work up and share how you would landscape! :)
@Rhonda Mason. "Help me Rhonda...get er out of my heart!" -Beach Boys. I couldn't help myself. Thank you so much for the comment Rhonda and I appreciate you watching! Please continue to watch and comment and if you ever need help with the design you can find all my information in the description. Take care.
Investing in your property's exterior by adding some lush green plants to create an inviting and beautiful landscape is an investment that will pay off. It's not just about making it look better, but adding value and curb appeal too!
I couldn’t agree more! Thank you for the comment.🤛🏻
It will also inspire the neighbors to beautify their yards as well
@@joaquincortada1483 totally! That’s exactly what happened in our neighborhood. We started improving our house and 8 houses followed suit.🤪
I delivered mail, the flowers cause bees, one got in my truck went down my back , ouch ! Wonderful video.
Ouch!
absolutely. I have a garden bed next to my mailbox, but use only foliage plants at that end. I love the bees, but some people are allergic.
Cherry trees bloom for a couple weeks if you are in the right zone. Those hydrangeas have some epic ph levels. Cherry trees - early spring, hydrangeas late spring-summer- and it looks like some autumn ornamental grasses. I feel like this is over selling & under delivering for a client. Just feels fantastical and unrealistic- but I love the shape of the bed - the general concept of various heights, and the mailbox
That’s the tricky part about planting zones and fitting your client’s style. It might be a cool follow-up video to show another planting option. What do you think?🤔
That kind of landscaping isn't a luxury, it's a great INVESTMENT. It's beautiful and really adds value to the house, which even look more expensive.
I'm poor middle class single mom owner of a 1920 English cottage, surrounded by richer people, but at least my landscaping is making up for the indoor that's not renovated.
I love this and that is exactly the idea! With LANDSCAPING I truly do believe that anything is possible to up the value of your house! 🤛🏻❤️🤛🏻
@@BobbyKDesigns EXACTLY, if i sell my place someday, because it's well located and looks great from the outside, people will see its potential.
The opposite is true, millionnaires' houses with no landscape or poorly maintained, that's decreasing their values.
(Apparently, a mature tree is worth $100 000, and cools air like 50 air conditioners!)
Good video Bobby.
I just want to go on the record, saying… I think that that “bland“ house is a nice prairie style home. As you mentioned, it could use some modernization though.
Your very creative
Thank you Cindy! That’s very nice! I hope this video helps people see that just because a house is a little dated…it still can be awesome!🔥
would be nice to see another mid century type house where you not only do the front yard that's in front of the house (as you did here ) but also the lawn area on the other side of the driveway (that's most typically a narrower strip and usually adjoins a neighbor's lot and merges w/ their lawn ).....🙂
Hi Marjorie!!! That’s a great suggestion for another video. One thing that I would suggest to separate the two lawns is to create a bed in between the two properties and landscape it. That would be a way to clearly define the space and separate the two lawns.
Love this video. What you recommend for front lawns that are on a hill and sloped down ?
Great question! I’ll have a video coming soon for that!🫵🏻
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
I’m 34 and retired, I’m home with the kids… I NEED to do this for myself… my own project!
@Nymiura Lee. Go for it and if the kids are old enough get them involved! They'll love it!
Great video
Thank you!
this front yard is what I was thinking to do here in our house. we have a big front yard and it is a bit hilly.
We just bought an ex rental. It’s as boring as I’ve ever seen a big house and garden look. I haven’t taken official possession of the property yet but have already been researching plants and thinking of some design ideas. We have driveways and gates to put in first but I can’t wait to get my hands dirty. I’m in my 60’s and have always designed and built my own yards and home interiors. My first house I had no choice, I was a single mum, 23 years old and broke. I did it and decided never to pay anyone else for something I am capable of doing myself, and I can have exactly what I like. My new one will be a challenge, it’s my biggest home frontage and I love this design you have created, very inspirational and not a budget breaker. Thank you.
Sylvia! Love your name btw! Beautiful! Thank you so much for the share. I bought my first house at 23 years old and come from a similar mindset. I will say as I have gotten older it is nice to have the option whether to do it yourself or pay someone. Hats off to you working hard and getting what you want! Take care and stick around for some upcoming videos! Lots of great stuff happening! :)
love these kind of before afters but ESPECIALLY seeing you create the mockup and talk thru decisions as you build. what program is that?? it's fantastic!
Right on!!! ❤️❤️❤️ thank you. Real time
Wonderful video! What landscaping software are you using?
Thank you so much!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Any time!
Good one
@Deborah Caldwell. Thank you so much!!!!
that is really nice! Do mine next :) I will always resist planting bee attractants around the mailbox for the mail delivery persons.
I hear ya but don't forget how crucial bees are to our environment. :)
@@BobbyKDesigns 100% I got them covered, just not around the mailbox :)
One of my concerns is, as people age, how easy is the projected project going to be to maintain? Thanks for the great video and the other comments were a treasure trove of information.
My pleasure!❤️
I just came across this! It’s so pretty, is the design website you used to create the landscape an app?
I love this design for my ranch style home, super flat one level!!! What are the names of the flowers? I heard the other shrubs names that you used
Gladiolus
Yes, soften the edges of the lawn…it’s been said that nothing in nature is in perfect lines, but has curves to it. To figure out the curves of the planting bed(s) you want to add, lay out a pliable garden hose to represent the curved look you want. You can change it until you’re satisfied with the look. Doing it yourself is extremely satisfying. 🌻🌷😊 P.S. Try not to make the curves too extreme so the mowing along the bed is easier.
Thank you really good content specially for many diy-ers like me. Keep it up! BTW what app are you using?
Thank you so much! I’m excited to be helping all those to get their hands dirty!
What software are you using? Thank you!
This is amazing! Which garden planning website are you using? Thanks!
I love this! What app do you use for your design?
Great Video. What landscape design program do you use? Looked very easy to use while you were presenting your video.
Realtime
What program do you use? I have been looking for something like this. Thank you!
Hi, new subscriber here! I have been binged watching your videos. I love them! Thank you for doing what you are doing!! Your vids are giving me inspiration. My front, side and back yard needs transformation but I don’t know where to start. I am planning DIY. What is the estimated cost if I need help with planning and design? Thanks in advance.
@Rolita Cargill. Thank you so much for watching! I'm so happy the videos are helping you gather up some ideas. If you want to dive deeper, my website has lots of information to share. In the links.