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0:00 Stylish Dry Courtyard Garden
6:23 Small Garden Big Impact
Someone come help me in suburbia, I am in an expensive home with almost a blank canvas, but not a ton of space, or privacy.
12:45 Using Garden Pots Efficiently
16:30 Making Fun Gnome Garden
Wonât strong winds cause that sandlike granite to spread into the air which would be dangerousness for eyes and lungs? Also granite which is very hot in the sun would increase the heat in the garden.
Otherwise it is a very interesting garden.
21:03 Native Plants In Garden
25:42 Using Garden Gates for Plants
Why does my garden look so terrible. I need help.
32:29 Small Family Garden
37:29 Award Winning Botanic Gardens
Your dog is gorgeous..always helping with his presence. â€
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To the first garden remake. Why did you dump those bricks and pavers instead of repurposing them.? I didnât like the desert look.
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@alejandranieto4233Im craving jannatul tajri min tahtihal anhaar.
@rianamohamed300The light coloured mulch in the first garden was too glary on the eye! Dark mulch would be much nicer to look at. Wasteful dumping pavers that could have been used elsewhere...perhaps stacked offset with water cascading as a cooling feature. Not a fan of the arizona desert lookđ
@SandraBell-y6iWell that first garden is such a disappointment. Barely room for two people to move let alone have friends there also. Feel sorry for the people who wasted their money on it.
@Deb.-.Iâm sorry these are NOT Tiny Gardens as showed in your headline, are you kidding me? Go to Milan, NYC, Tokyo, Paris and even London. Not at some suburbs lol
@hpfmeLove the way it looks a little colour somewhere would have been eye popping the only thing I get you doing was throwing that tile into the recycling bin. It shouldâve been kept just in case one of the other ones got broken and you wouldâve had a replacement other than that it was really lovely!
@Kiwi-um5isThe first garden is a disaster. I feel so bad for the homeowners. The "shade" structure is useless. He got rid of beautiful trees in pots, that should have stayed. Those pots are not cheap. And everybody is correct, it looks like a desert that is not inviting. I hate when designers think they have to redo everything to put "their" stamp on it. They should have added a pergola to go over most of the area that had pavers. They could have added more plants and left the existing ones, mulch or rock. Etc. switching to metal edging was not better. That area could have been a beautiful focal point with a water feature and plants. A lot of what they do is very nice, but this one, definitely not! This one actually made me angry.
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@laszlonesimon4324Repeat episode... but also, the fourth garden is not "small" .
@KathleenSkinnerThe first garden is such a waste of potential. Some native grasses, a small water feature, and a few native bushes could have made it much more peaceful and filled with life.
@user-lb6nq6bn2kOh oooo sorry that first 'yard' looks like a desert, couldn't relax sitting in that, would expect a camel to walk past any minute!
@DGKK55hmmm, the first garden looks very hot and not inviting
@zuzanatauvinkl5195How many of these ideas will you be implementing into your garden?
@GreatHomeIdeasI think itâs a real shame that perfectly good materials like the pavers and the garden edge were ripped out and put in a skip bin for landfill. They could have stayed or sold or donated to someone who canât afford to buy new. Itâs so wasteful. Sometimes I get upset with these shows that replace good materials with rubbish. That steel edging wonât last ten to fifteen years.
@Doesitmatter6896I hope what was pulled up didnt go landfill. The pavers could have been used somewhere else.
@kyliemcartney4316Wow.
@MonogramistaMLWill the mandevilla survive the winter over there?
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@EvaDabinePuskasWear gloves or hire a Mexican
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