Love the professional insights, actual costs, and practical tips! I've been looking for something just like this. You're real, personable, and present yourself in a way I trust what you're sharing. Your approach is nice and refreshing for UA-cam. Thanks!
2:19 - the succulent garden you labelled as possibly Arizona is one of my favourites, and I'm so happy I can do it in Vancouver Canada. So little maintenance. Highly recommended
Watching from Florida. I like how you are showing various homes from up scale to box homes. I'm learning so much. 1st thing I'm going to do is curve my garden areas. Getting ready to retire n looking forward in doing more.
Thank you! Sadly I live in an area where no one wants to work. They advertise but don't follow through. Your videos are a tremendous help! So, gotta figure it out on my own
You should do a series of here you help peoples disaster yards and do a little design suggestions. Asking for a friend...couldn’t be me with the disaster yard 😅
@@BobbyKDesigns I HAVE asked HGTV to have landscaping makeover AND house façade makeover. Why they choose to show all of these old shows and will do entire day of 1 show. They need help.
@@suek.3448 HGTV is awesome but since they may not be in the market you’ve got me! I’m so excited to have you as part of the community and I look forward to hearing your comments on future videos!💪
Thank you for this! I'm a new homeowner, and knowing what different projects cost is really helpful to plan my budget. I also love that you discussed what makes these examples look so good.
@Melissa Cobos. Thank you so much for watching and the comment!!! I am going to make some more of these type videos very soon! Stay tuned and make sure to comment on future videos you watch!
Very nice to know the cost of yard projects. I am in Maryland with an acre lot, many Pine trees driving me crazy, falling and damaging our property (deck, roof). I am trying to create a cottage from. I am working with perennials and different seasons planting and deer resistant plantings. Thanks for what you do…
@Maria Beltran Thank you so much for the comment and hello to Maryland! Please continue to watch and throw some comments and future videos as I’ve got a lot of this kind of stuff coming out. Talk to you soon.❤️
Your videos are too short, lol. I love the way you chat with us! Friendly, professionally and to the point. We are in North Carolina, south of Raleigh, but less than 1 hr 45 min to our closest beaches. I took 2/ seasons, 3 months each of landscaping courses at wake tech years ago. They called it Landscaping 1 & 2. I did not take 3 or 4. I wasn’t interested in huge ponds or swimming pools and then the other class was about using huge stones and clearing away large trees and landscaping in desert areas to do on my own or with my then first husband. We don’t live in a desert. I love stones of all kinds and I have an eye for where to put them, unfortunately at this home, I don’t have any large size ones. Too expensive and heavy to move here. My hubby and I are in our very early 60’s. It’s costs a lot here to hire someone to bring us rocks that size! 😂 we just can’t do it. We add stones in other ways, smaller manageable stones. Anyway, I do my own landscaping designs. I don’t own a business or work for anyone in this business. It was always for a hobby of mine to try and stay fit and enjoy the fruits of my labor. I still enjoy it although I cannot dig large, deep holes or lift heavy objects anymore. That’s why I have a hubby! Haha WE are just about finished with our small garden, it’s a very rustic fenced area for our veggie and herb garden. Hope we get some things to eat and share! This is my first vegie garden, but I’ve grown herbs before in gardens and in pots.
@Laura Truth Seeker. That's so cool to learn about you and your past as a student! I'm inspired to keep going and evolve just by your comment. I love that you shared and I want to keep hearing from you!!! See you in the comments!!! :)
Just recently found you. I was at a loss as to what to do in our yard to make it feel cozy and inviting, now I have a few ideas. Thank you! I'm from Washington State, a few miles from the boarder of 🍁 I'm really liking your show!
BK, my gas line was installed and passed inspection today. We’ve got snow in Colorado 4/15 but as soon as the weather breaks my landscapers will hit it hard. I’d love to show you the before and afters. I watch you religiously
That’s so cool! Thank you for the feedback! That’s huge for me!!!👍🏼 please comment in the future letting me know what you’d like a video on and I’ll make it!🔥
Just found your channel and have been binge watching episodes for ideas and tips. We live in the country and this year I'm expanding our front yard to include a 1/2 acre of hay field. So starting from scratch and hope to do it ourselves over the course of a few years. Rigth now I'm in the planning phases and trying to prioritize flow, trees and large shrubs.
Just were able to evict drug addicts in a rental and am selling to my son. He has a huge area, nothing but dead weeds. So I am taking all these notes for their house.
It’s important to also understand how much patience can save you. A 6’ arborvitae will give you some day one impact, but will cost you 5-6x what a 3G will. So if you’re willing to wait and nurture your landscape, you can save thousands. And your plants will be stronger for it.
@Supertom. Such a great point! I literally just planted 30 of them on my property and I have to remind myself to be patient because I want them to be 10 feet NOW! lol. They are only around 5 feet. What's the saying "Good things come to those who wait." I'm working on it...LOL! Thank you so much for watching and the amazing comment! I hope to hear for you again soon on other videos! :)
@Vivian Vazquez Florida!!!! Thank you so much for watching and I really appreciate the comment! I hope to hear from you again soon in some upcoming videos. :)
I think one of the big problems people have with their projects is a lack of patience. Many of the montage pic homes took years to design and build, so for me... the key is recognizing how much you can afford, which things should really come first, and do the thing in a methodical, deliberate manner instead of trying to knock it all out in two weeks. Like I have before! lol
@Marty Culleton. So true. Many people want it NOW but aren't willing to pay for it. It cost a decent chunk of change to get established landscaping/plants. With a well thought out plan/design and patience ANYONE can have the images in this video. Thank you for commenting!!!
From the Northern Neck of Virginia-Just found your channel - love it! Putting a deposit on a paver patio with fire pit and retainer wall. My gut tells me the landscapers push on pavers will be too many colors. Thanks for the assurance to push back or look elsewhere
@Lonnie!!! Right on! I’ve actually got a pretty decent job going on in Columbia Illinois right now. Nice area. Every now and then we’ll get a project in Belleville. Thank you so much for watching and don’t be a stranger in the comments. I look forward to hearing from you again! 👍🏼🔥👍🏼
The Hosta and sedum will both grow here in the PNW. The sedum may need to be covered or protected for part of the winter (too wet). The Leech Botanic Gardens in Portland used to grow high mountain/dwarf conifers and desert specimens by putting them in a raised bed that had a removable roof to prevent the constant winter rains from getting them. The maroon color frilly leaves on the near side of the Arborvitae were heuchera?? Or were they Coleus?
Oh no, haha! My favorite landscape was the one with all the plants, to which you said "Take the plantings out, 'cuz there's a ton of plantings in here" 😆
It’s all good. Everyone has likes/dislikes. There’s no right or wrong. I happen to find a landscape that is less cluttered more favorable but many people love lots and lots of plants in a small space.
@@BobbyKDesigns Yes, I appreciate your videos! They really help to get an understanding of colors and arrangements. Are you disliking the fact that there's a large number of plants, or how they have them arranged? I'm focusing more on sustainable design than conventional. I'm trying to look at more plants instead of lawn grass or impermeable areas, but I still want to make it look pretty haha.
@@nekoharena I love plants. The more needs the better IMO. However, more beds can mean more maintenance so how you lay them out and how many plants you integrate in them will make a difference.
@Sarah Jones Well aren't you a treat! Thank you for the comment!!! My wife's name is Sarah with an H so it makes sense why you're so awesome! LOL! Thank you again and I look forward to hearing from you again in future videos!!!
@Kassandra. Thank you. I try to be fair and impartial when I tell how much it cost. There is a difference between someone dropping in a few plants and a landscaping/hardscaping professional. It's skilled labor and in order to get that quality look we all see on pinterest it comes with a price tag. Thank you for watching!!!!
@Tom Tra. Thank you Tom! That was my dad's name. He passed a while ago but anytime I meet a Tom I know they're good people! Thank you for watching and don't be a stranger. Please COMMENT in the future! Thank you sir!!!
Just found your channel, I love your tips and practical insight. This year I'm working on a xeriscape landscaping for around my pool. I live southwest of St. Louis so the weather and temperature fluctuates quite a bit. Moving from Pennsylvania I had to get used to the very hot, dry spells during the summer. I'm looking for plants to include that would survive our winters and our summers. Thanks for your channel.
Sounds nice!!! Make sure you enter the contest for a free design. Songs like an idea manny could benefit from! contest link is in the description of the video “DIY Space Under $500”
@Sophia Vega. YES!!! I design all over the country/world and would love to help you! I just opened up my waitlist so if you're fast you can snag a spot. bobbykdesigns.com/get-started/
Hi, from Toronto, Canada! One thing I find tedious to maintain is dark mulch installed around bright green or yellow hedges. It is a pain to keep the beds clean because the leaves are such a contrast. A brown mulch instead of the popular black is so much easier to maintain. Also , black mulch tends to stain light stone or concrete.
@Lee-Ann. Hello Toronto!!!! That is such an interesting point. I honestly had never thought about that but it makes perfect sense. I may steal this one to share in future videos!!!! Thank you for watching and I greatly appreciate the comment! I hope to hear from you again soon!
I hear ya. Keep watching as you’re going to absolutely love the videos I got coming out where I’m showing you nothing but budget friendly ideas off of things you wouldn’t expect.
@llisowsky1. NO WAY!! That's so cool! I LOVE that photo and IMO YES it's a famous landscaping picture. You type in "natural privacy screen" in google and that picture is bound to pop up! Thank you so much for the comment and I hope to hear from you soon in future videos! Take care.
Hi Bobby K! New to your channel and love what I've seen. I'm in a suburb of Chicago so you know we don't have long to enjoy the outdoors, lol. I looking for front yard ideas to up the curb appeal that's easy to maintain but gorgeous. My husband works long hours during the week (FedEx) and doesn't want to spend all weekend doing yard work. We want to enjoy being in the front and back yard.
So happy to have you!!! I love to design for small spaces so if you’re looking for ideas for your place, feel free to check out my website. In the meantime, I’ll try and come up with a cool video for small spaces.👍🏼
@barbara Robson. Thank you so much and HELLO RHODE ISLAND! I'm looking forward to sharing some really cool videos with you in the next few weeks. Stay tuned and please COMMENT again. I'd love to hear from you!
@Michelle Eberhart. Thank you Michelle. Hello Colorado!!! Sounds like your weekends are jam packed with fun! Stay tuned as I have some really great videos coming. Monday and Wednesday
Terrific! I have always wondered about landscaping - the cost to do like you described. It would be cool though if you then showed...what NOT to do and how money is wasted. (maybe you do on your channel) Question about the gravel path...very cost effective...but would the gravel get kicked off the path with general use?
I’ll definitely start doing some videos on what not to do. I do something similar called “Bad landscaping” and “things that drive me nuts”. Check those out. Got some good tips in there. The gravel is contained by metal edging along the sides. Can it move...yes... but it stays in the pathway. Thank you for the comment!👍🏼
Hi Bobby, I am watching from Central Eastern Ohio. I am trying to get some ideas for landscaping our front and side yards, eventually making our way into the backyard. But for this year, we are concentrating all our energy on the front and sides as they are visible from the street. Love your landscaping ideas and I am subscribing in hopes of getting some ideas from your videos. Much thanks and many Blessings ~SuzyJC-in-Pataskala-Ohio/USA_04.27.2022~
@Suzy Cowan. Thank you so much!! A little at a time goes a long way. Just stick with it and all of a sudden you step back and observe what you created and go "WOW!"
Can you do a few videos on desertscaping? I've got a full acer that's 100% flat and dirt. Looking for how to add some vertical dimensions like small hills to break it up, mid height desert friendly trees/shrubs and a small water feature. Any ideas or tips?
I didn't realize you're in STL. I figured you were West coast. Thanks for the information. Nevermind that the price ranges you're providing have shown me we're not likely to have the kind of money free needed for professional landscaping...still, I appreciate all the tips and information.
Hi Bobby, I hope you're well? Watching from Bunclody, Ireland 🇮🇪 My problem is I see all these great ideas about how to design a landscape but what are the essential concepts that every yard should have? A reflection area, entertainment area, a green expanse for roaming? Thank you
@Colm Carton. I think this is a great question! My answer is...it depends on what's important TO YOU! Every yard is different for a reason...everyone likes different things and has different interest. What I would do is ask yourself, "What do you like?" and "What do you like to do?" With those 2 questions answered you will be able to answer the question of what should be in YOUR YARD. :). Take care and thank you for the comment! Keep watching my friend! :)
I’m with you! I love the lighting and think it makes all the difference! I know how to do it, but my stupid contractor threw out my lighting that I brought from my contractor. I did have the electrical put in, and I think I can get a wire under a walkway (I think!). I love to DIY, but I’m puny. I’m single, 4’9”, and run out of energy easily because I was sick. I wish you’d come and tell me what to do with two aggregate patios I have in my backyard. I have fence posts left where I pulled down a fence surrounding a hot tub I gave away. Shade sail? Staining the posts? Yuck! Professionally landscaped with stacked slate in the borders, but overgrown in my opinion. I want it perfect, but I don’t have time nor money nor a man to help me. Long story, but I’m helping my grown son and ex out because they have mold, so my beaus won’t come over! Isn’t this the weirdest thing?
@Kathryn Willette It sounds like you are a very kind and giving person! That's so great! I always say, "Don't under estimate us short people!" I was bare over 5' as a freshman in high school but still captain of the soccer team and got things done. If you're focused on what you want you can accomplish anything. Thank you for watching and continue to watch as future videos will help you gather ideas for your space. Thank you for the comment!
I see you tend to lean towards a clean edge. I like that but I am currently using rocks and the weeds are incredibly hard. To keep under control. I may need to scrap the rocks. 🤔 What’s your thoughts on landscaping weed material? I’m getting ready to put down some smaller pebbles around our house (all our mulch blew away) so want to know how to do it right. Thanks and love your advice!
I think landscape fabric is good to hinder weed growth, and it makes it easy to pull the weeds out. I would say the rocks along the edge are eventually going to get grass and other things to creep in there and will become maintenance. I would go with a clean edge.
@@BobbyKDesigns oh they are full of weeds and I can weed eat but it doesn’t get in between them. 😫 so if I’m trying to change from mulch to pebbles maybe it’s time for the rocks to go. 🤔 thanks Bobby
I'm encouraged to know that you are in St Louis. I am in Holt Mo, just north of kc. Most of these landscape guys are in CA & what they plant has no relation to what grows well here. Im anxious to hear of plants & trees for our area.
MamaJP Petree How are you? I love your comment! I got your back! Lots of projects and landscape designing coming your way with many plantings. I just finished a pretty lush backyard in Kirkwood, MO with many native plants and some really cool trees. Stay tuned! Thank you for the comment! :)
I have a desaster yard due clay in soil. In my previous home I had a beautiful garden. After five years I've gave up. What plants thrive in clay soil? I what appreciate a video on this. How can I contact you?
M M@. That's a difficult one. This is where I start recommending create elements in landscaping. Elevated beds, planters, hardscaping, different features, etc. You can find me in the description below. :)
I'm from just outside Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and our growing season is very short 3 - 4 months. I own 2 properties: a regular bungalow facing south, with a beautiful lawn. 2 - a lakefront cottage, also facing south. The second last photo in this video is especially interesting to me as I have round stones running beside the cottage; however, the path is under huge spruce trees that lift and twist the stones because of the roots. I'm thinking that I could replace them with a gravel-type path (lined of course with edging). I have a garden right in front of my home that, years ago, my husband built up with 2-tiered wood ties which are rotting and full of ants. I am hoping to use interlocking stones to replace them. Do these sound like difficult jobs,as my husband passed away, as did my son. Would these jobs be difficult to do with male help? Your videos give me so much inspiration....I just love watching! Thanks so much. Barb 😊👷♀️💪👍
@Barb kent. I'm very sorry to hear about your loses. Unfortunately, we all have to go through that but we just don't know when. I lost my dad when he was only 49 and it changed our lives. All we can do is our best with each day and try and give to others to make an impact on their lives and the world. THAT is the main reason why I make these videos. I want to help people and make an impact on the world! Thank you for sharing and I look forward to hearing from you again in the comments! Take care.
@xnatene. STL PROUD! LOL! I'm so happy to hear you found my channel and thank you so much for introducing yourself and the comment!!! Keep them coming! Talk to you soon!
Side yards can be difficult. I like to think of them as an extension of the front yard so try and incorporate your front yard landscaping into the side yard.🤛🏻
@Linda Edwards. Howdy Partner! That was probably bad. :). Thank you so much for watching! I look forward to hearing from you in the future in the comments section!!!
Hello from Corralitos, California. I was wondering if you use photoshop in your designs and if it’s difficult to design for a state far from yourself? ( different climates, soils etc). Enjoy your video!
@Vicki Kennedy. Most of the designs you see are from other states so it is not at all difficult. I love to design and meet people from other states! :)
Wow so my large front with just buying various evergreens would’ve probably cost me 10k. But I bought almost on clearance at lowes. Just need your design layout help 😍.
KCMO here, Now I do landscaping for fun..... I can't figure out what to do for my own home.... Its needing a lot of work but not sure where to start. I have done 13 properties and love the work... But this house I am just lost.
I hear ya. If you need some help, that’s what I do for people. I help them see what their landscaping can be. www.bobbykdesigns.com You can sign up for a design or consultation.👍🏼
Enjoying your channel and the real Advice. I’m building my champagne taste yard on a beer budget. Means we are installing our yard In Stages. We paid $2k for a landscape architect to draw our space. Love his backyard design but front yard has a lot to be desired. Looking for curb appeal. It’s a new build and trees are scary bc once it’s Planted it’s in its home. Help!
@Becca Giessing. I'm so glad you are enjoying the channel! Sounds like you're going to have an incredible place. It just takes time. If you are interested in a design for your front yard, you can find my website in the description. I'm happy to help you! Thank you again for watching and the comment! Stay tuned...lots of front yard designs coming your way which I'm sure you can pull some ideas from.
@Melindalee Stevens Right back at ya! Thank you so much for the comment and watching. If you’re looking for design help I designed for people all over the country. Most of the designs you see in the videos are from people and other states and actually found me on UA-cam. If you’re looking for a contractor or installer I can probably help you with that as well. And easy first step is to go on my website I need to get started page and you can sign up for a zoom consultation. Thank you for watching.❤️
My lesson learned with lighting is that they didn't bury the wires very well and some was just run along the house above ground. I have almost chopped it in two twice! And I know it's there!
@David Cattin. That's a good one. It definitely should be taken into consideration that the wires should be buried a few inches. Otherwise they are going to show over time in the mulch. When planting for the future, it's always nice to know where the wire is so you don't splice it. Thank you for the comment!
Bobby K I really need help my Arborvitae are dying from the bottom they are in front of a white fence and it looks like the back of the plant are also dying I am in Buffalo NY my zone is 5 PLEASE HELP
@mai9. Hello Barcelona! Thank you for watching! I think nowadays we are all "busy". I think it comes down to time allocation. Using our time for what is most important to us. If we do that, we will make time for gardening IF that is something you like. If not, hire someone to maintain the beds and enjoy your free time with other activities. My 2 cents. Thank you for watching!
Succulents make beautiful landscapes…have to have hot year round weather…some dormant months but. Not many….there is stilll spring cleaning and thinning different Succulents it would be good advice to UA-cam all succulents you want to use or buy a book on succulent planting which is something I did
I am watching from Little Flock Arkansas. I love all your videos! I removed everything from my front yard. Trees and shrubs and I had a contractor build me a new long porch. Installed sidewalks And driveway. I designed it based on your videos. If you asked me, it looks like I imagined. I live in an old farm house on 10 acres. Your videos has helped me tremendously!!🌸 Thank you for everything you do!!
Modesto Ca.. showing my husband a landscaper is not just a kid cutting the grass. He is considering an offer to take over a local company and doesnt realize the potential .
Hi Modesto! Whether you’re maintaining lawns/beds or installing outdoor living spaces, business is business and if you’re good, it’s very lucrative. A friendly warning, be prepared to work your butt off.😊
I have been looking at kitchen cabinets. I am prejudiced for wood because I like the wood grain. What I am seeing is painted wood cabinets. White, black, grey. Ick. They call these modern. We need something easy to clean for the kitchen so what about metal? I have seen some nice white glass with ripples used for cabinets. But who is making something with copper, stainless, etc for modern looking cabinets? I love some of the glass tile backsplashes which apparently are not the thing anymore. Some of these include metal. I want something modern but is there anyone with original ideas out there? I can see why some kitchen designs are just saying hide the kitchen when it isn't in use.
Why would a landscaper mark the gravel path pic install setting up so much? How many skilled and laborer man-hours are you assigning this installation? And, $20K for the fire pit installation pic setting ?? Wow.
I was extremely disappointed in this video! You only did one design that showed the DIY cost. I was really looking forward to comparing the DIY and progressional cost
Love the professional insights, actual costs, and practical tips! I've been looking for something just like this. You're real, personable, and present yourself in a way I trust what you're sharing. Your approach is nice and refreshing for UA-cam. Thanks!
Now that’s a compliment! I really appreciate it and I’ll keep delivering for ya! Stay tuned!👍🏼
2:19 - the succulent garden you labelled as possibly Arizona is one of my favourites, and I'm so happy I can do it in Vancouver Canada. So little maintenance. Highly recommended
Watching from Florida. I like how you are showing various homes from up scale to box homes. I'm learning so much. 1st thing I'm going to do is curve my garden areas. Getting ready to retire n looking forward in doing more.
Congrats on retirement!!! So cool! I’m so happy you are finding value in the channel! Thank you so much for your support and the comment! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Sadly I live in an area where no one wants to work. They advertise but don't follow through.
Your videos are a tremendous help!
So, gotta figure it out on my own
Happy to help if you need guidance. Might want to check out my other channel The 7 Figure Landscaper.👍🏼
You should do a series of here you help peoples disaster yards and do a little design suggestions. Asking for a friend...couldn’t be me with the disaster yard 😅
Lol! “Asking for a friend “ love it! I will keep this in mind. Tell HGTV to give me a call. Disaster Yards transformed! I think it has potential!👍🏼
Totally agree!!! That’s a great idea n it will be A different content.
@@BobbyKDesigns I HAVE asked HGTV to have landscaping makeover AND house façade makeover. Why they choose to show all of these old shows and will do entire day of 1 show. They need help.
@@suek.3448 HGTV is awesome but since they may not be in the market you’ve got me! I’m so excited to have you as part of the community and I look forward to hearing your comments on future videos!💪
Your channel is amazing. Thanks for revealing all this knowledge. I wish you the best.
Wow! What a great comment to wake up to! Thank you so much! I’m coming back with new content soon.👍🏼
Thank you for this! I'm a new homeowner, and knowing what different projects cost is really helpful to plan my budget. I also love that you discussed what makes these examples look so good.
@Melissa Cobos. Thank you so much for watching and the comment!!! I am going to make some more of these type videos very soon! Stay tuned and make sure to comment on future videos you watch!
Very nice to know the cost of yard projects. I am in Maryland with an acre lot, many Pine trees driving me crazy, falling and damaging our property (deck, roof). I am trying to create a cottage from. I am working with perennials and different seasons planting and deer resistant plantings. Thanks for what you do…
@Maria Beltran Thank you so much for the comment and hello to Maryland! Please continue to watch and throw some comments and future videos as I’ve got a lot of this kind of stuff coming out. Talk to you soon.❤️
watching in ireland , love your work
@James Danaher IRELAND! Awesome! Thank you for the comment!!!
From Ontario, Canada. Thanks for all the images and getting to the point quickly! Learned a lot.
@Rae. Hey there! Thank you for watching! Sometimes I am long winded. I will definitely keep this in mind for future videos!!! :)
Love the hosta-lined gravel path. We did our own with bronze banding and pea gravel. Love it. Really appreciate the cost estimates!
@deb weissler sounds gorgeous! You bet! See you in the next video!👍🏼
Your videos are too short, lol. I love the way you chat with us! Friendly, professionally and to the point. We are in North Carolina, south of Raleigh, but less than 1 hr 45 min to our closest beaches. I took 2/ seasons, 3 months each of landscaping courses at wake tech years ago. They called it Landscaping 1 & 2. I did not take 3 or 4. I wasn’t interested in huge ponds or swimming pools and then the other class was about using huge stones and clearing away large trees and landscaping in desert areas to do on my own or with my then first husband. We don’t live in a desert. I love stones of all kinds and I have an eye for where to put them, unfortunately at this home, I don’t have any large size ones. Too expensive and heavy to move here. My hubby and I are in our very early 60’s. It’s costs a lot here to hire someone to bring us rocks that size! 😂 we just can’t do it. We add stones in other ways, smaller manageable stones. Anyway, I do my own landscaping designs. I don’t own a business or work for anyone in this business. It was always for a hobby of mine to try and stay fit and enjoy the fruits of my labor. I still enjoy it although I cannot dig large, deep holes or lift heavy objects anymore. That’s why I have a hubby! Haha WE are just about finished with our small garden, it’s a very rustic fenced area for our veggie and herb garden. Hope we get some things to eat and share! This is my first vegie garden, but I’ve grown herbs before in gardens and in pots.
@Laura Truth Seeker. That's so cool to learn about you and your past as a student! I'm inspired to keep going and evolve just by your comment. I love that you shared and I want to keep hearing from you!!! See you in the comments!!! :)
so great that you included costs, professional as well as DIY. thank you for a great video
Well, YOU ROCK!!! Thank you for such a nice complement! I’m so happy to help and I’ll have plenty more coming! 🔥🔥🔥
Just recently found you. I was at a loss as to what to do in our yard to make it feel cozy and inviting, now I have a few ideas. Thank you!
I'm from Washington State, a few miles from the boarder of 🍁 I'm really liking your show!
@C Bryce I’m so glad you found me!!! Can’t wait to share more content with you! Every Monday and Wednesday.👍🏼
@@BobbyKDesigns Wonderful!
Bonita Springs, Fla.
Really enjoy your ideas!
@Catherine Cook. How's the weather down there!? Starting to get hot here but I wish I was in Florida!
love love love you designs
Thank you Mana!
BK, my gas line was installed and passed inspection today. We’ve got snow in Colorado 4/15 but as soon as the weather breaks my landscapers will hit it hard. I’d love to show you the before and afters. I watch you religiously
I’m totally in! Please send those pics! Gas lines can be such a pain. Hard part is over!🔥
I subscribed simply by listening to your intro. Price, knowledge and practicality! Thanks great video!
That’s so cool! Thank you for the feedback! That’s huge for me!!!👍🏼 please comment in the future letting me know what you’d like a video on and I’ll make it!🔥
Just found your channel and have been binge watching episodes for ideas and tips. We live in the country and this year I'm expanding our front yard to include a 1/2 acre of hay field. So starting from scratch and hope to do it ourselves over the course of a few years. Rigth now I'm in the planning phases and trying to prioritize flow, trees and large shrubs.
Hey there!!! So excited to meet you and thank you for watching! Let me know if there is anything I can do to help.❤️
Same!!!
@@klbfarwell welcome!!!
Just were able to evict drug addicts in a rental and am selling to my son. He has a huge area, nothing but dead weeds. So I am taking all these notes for their house.
It’s important to also understand how much patience can save you. A 6’ arborvitae will give you some day one impact, but will cost you 5-6x what a 3G will. So if you’re willing to wait and nurture your landscape, you can save thousands. And your plants will be stronger for it.
@Supertom. Such a great point! I literally just planted 30 of them on my property and I have to remind myself to be patient because I want them to be 10 feet NOW! lol. They are only around 5 feet. What's the saying "Good things come to those who wait." I'm working on it...LOL! Thank you so much for watching and the amazing comment! I hope to hear for you again soon on other videos! :)
Hello from Kissimmee Florida. Love the ideas and tips given for making the perfect backyard. Thank you.
@Vivian Vazquez Florida!!!! Thank you so much for watching and I really appreciate the comment! I hope to hear from you again soon in some upcoming videos. :)
Love it. Thanks for the tips.
@Maricela Aguirre. Thank you and you're welcome!!!
I think one of the big problems people have with their projects is a lack of patience. Many of the montage pic homes took years to design and build, so for me... the key is recognizing how much you can afford, which things should really come first, and do the thing in a methodical, deliberate manner instead of trying to knock it all out in two weeks. Like I have before! lol
@Marty Culleton. So true. Many people want it NOW but aren't willing to pay for it. It cost a decent chunk of change to get established landscaping/plants. With a well thought out plan/design and patience ANYONE can have the images in this video. Thank you for commenting!!!
Hi, love your videos. Newbie question : what color mulch are we supposed to use ??? black, dark brown, light? Thanks :)
@hellocolor101 Llo thank you! I like a dark brown mulch or even black gold compost for my beds.
Billings, MT Thanks for the breakdowns!
Hello Montana!! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!!!👍🏼❤️👍🏼
Mow Texas Lawn and shredding, thanks for your knowledge in landscape ideas, keep it up
Thank you. Glad you got some value.
From the Northern Neck of Virginia-Just found your channel - love it! Putting a deposit on a paver patio with fire pit and retainer wall. My gut tells me the landscapers push on pavers will be too many colors. Thanks for the assurance to push back or look elsewhere
@Leigh W I’m so glad you found me and I hope that constant I put out will be a tremendous value to you and your upcoming project!😀
Watching from Minnesota and gathering some great tips for our yard overhaul
Hello Minnesota!!! Thank you for watching!!🤛🏻
I just found your videos for the first time so I'm watching a few back-to-back :). Great tips... thank you!
You’re welcome! So glad you found the channel! Feel free to comment with any questions. Happy to help!!👍🏼
Hi from Wisconsin. My dad is/was a landscaper but he's getting old and grumpy so your videos are helping me a lot lol.
Hey there Wisconsin!!! Most landscapers can’t get grumpy at times. Thank you for watching and the comment! ❤️
Awesome! I’m from Belleville, love your work!
@Lonnie!!! Right on! I’ve actually got a pretty decent job going on in Columbia Illinois right now. Nice area. Every now and then we’ll get a project in Belleville. Thank you so much for watching and don’t be a stranger in the comments. I look forward to hearing from you again! 👍🏼🔥👍🏼
Thank you for sharing your talents!🙏🏼🥰🇨🇦👍🏼💖
@Claire vinet. Well thank you very much!!! I appreciate you watching!!
The Hosta and sedum will both grow here in the PNW. The sedum may need to be covered or protected for part of the winter (too wet). The Leech Botanic Gardens in Portland used to grow high mountain/dwarf conifers and desert specimens by putting them in a raised bed that had a removable roof to prevent the constant winter rains from getting them. The maroon color frilly leaves on the near side of the Arborvitae were heuchera?? Or were they Coleus?
@Catthyme. I believe they were coleus. Could be coral bells?
They are heuchera/coral bells. :-) I want to say Purple Palace.
Oh no, haha! My favorite landscape was the one with all the plants, to which you said "Take the plantings out, 'cuz there's a ton of plantings in here" 😆
It’s all good. Everyone has likes/dislikes. There’s no right or wrong. I happen to find a landscape that is less cluttered more favorable but many people love lots and lots of plants in a small space.
@@BobbyKDesigns Yes, I appreciate your videos! They really help to get an understanding of colors and arrangements. Are you disliking the fact that there's a large number of plants, or how they have them arranged? I'm focusing more on sustainable design than conventional. I'm trying to look at more plants instead of lawn grass or impermeable areas, but I still want to make it look pretty haha.
@@nekoharena I love plants. The more needs the better IMO. However, more beds can mean more maintenance so how you lay them out and how many plants you integrate in them will make a difference.
I’m from south central PA. Thank you for saying why and how things look so nice 👍
@Sarah Jones Well aren't you a treat! Thank you for the comment!!! My wife's name is Sarah with an H so it makes sense why you're so awesome! LOL! Thank you again and I look forward to hearing from you again in future videos!!!
@@BobbyKDesigns Sarah’s with a h are awesome 😎
@@SarahJones-un9xh She would say the exact same thing! It’s all about the H!❤️
I love this! I got sticker shock on my project and more of these would be helpful! :)
@Kassandra. Thank you. I try to be fair and impartial when I tell how much it cost. There is a difference between someone dropping in a few plants and a landscaping/hardscaping professional. It's skilled labor and in order to get that quality look we all see on pinterest it comes with a price tag. Thank you for watching!!!!
I very love your video Brother! I'm Cambodia.
Thank you for watching! Glad you like it and hello to Cambodia!
Love your videos
@Tom Tra. Thank you Tom! That was my dad's name. He passed a while ago but anytime I meet a Tom I know they're good people! Thank you for watching and don't be a stranger. Please COMMENT in the future! Thank you sir!!!
Cool ideas!
Thank you. Thank you for watching!🤜🏻
I love this video! So helpful. I always know what I like but never why when it comes to landscapes.
~ S. Florida
I’m so glad you liked it! What’s up Florida!!!
Just found your channel, I love your tips and practical insight. This year I'm working on a xeriscape landscaping for around my pool. I live southwest of St. Louis so the weather and temperature fluctuates quite a bit. Moving from Pennsylvania I had to get used to the very hot, dry spells during the summer. I'm looking for plants to include that would survive our winters and our summers. Thanks for your channel.
@Debbie Hinz. Thank you for the comment! I live in St. Louis so you will find a lot of useful content on this channel. Stay tuned!
Starting a front yard greenbay wi. Typical ranch home three stall garage. I want a patio in the front yard to extend the front porch
Sounds nice!!! Make sure you enter the contest for a free design. Songs like an idea manny could benefit from! contest link is in the description of the video “DIY Space Under $500”
Thank you, that is exactly what i need
I’m so glad this helped you!!! Thank you for the comment! Where are you watching from?😊
Oh hey! Just discovered your channel. And youre from stl too!
@Glaiza STL PROUD! So glad you found me!!! Thank you for the comment!❤️❤️❤️
Your work is amazing!!!! I live in southern cali. My house need some major curb appeal. Are you able to design here in CA??? Plz help
@Sophia Vega. YES!!! I design all over the country/world and would love to help you! I just opened up my waitlist so if you're fast you can snag a spot. bobbykdesigns.com/get-started/
Hi, from Toronto, Canada! One thing I find tedious to maintain is dark mulch installed around bright green or yellow hedges. It is a pain to keep the beds clean because the leaves are such a contrast. A brown mulch instead of the popular black is so much easier to maintain. Also , black mulch tends to stain light stone or concrete.
@Lee-Ann. Hello Toronto!!!! That is such an interesting point. I honestly had never thought about that but it makes perfect sense. I may steal this one to share in future videos!!!! Thank you for watching and I greatly appreciate the comment! I hope to hear from you again soon!
I ditched mulch and never regretted it. Too messy, a pain.
Done with Pinterest you are so right
They post almost imposible super expensive designs
Thank you so much
I hear ya. Keep watching as you’re going to absolutely love the videos I got coming out where I’m showing you nothing but budget friendly ideas off of things you wouldn’t expect.
Undergraduate student in Agriculture from Greece! Nice videos
That’s awesome! GREECE!!! Thank you for watching!👍🏼❤️
The “famous” privacy fence picture is my brother’s house. The low hedge is boxwood 😃 I’m enjoying your channel!
@llisowsky1. NO WAY!! That's so cool! I LOVE that photo and IMO YES it's a famous landscaping picture. You type in "natural privacy screen" in google and that picture is bound to pop up! Thank you so much for the comment and I hope to hear from you soon in future videos! Take care.
Hi Bobby K! New to your channel and love what I've seen. I'm in a suburb of Chicago so you know we don't have long to enjoy the outdoors, lol. I looking for front yard ideas to up the curb appeal that's easy to maintain but gorgeous. My husband works long hours during the week (FedEx) and doesn't want to spend all weekend doing yard work. We want to enjoy being in the front and back yard.
So happy to have you!!! I love to design for small spaces so if you’re looking for ideas for your place, feel free to check out my website. In the meantime, I’ll try and come up with a cool video for small spaces.👍🏼
What software do you use? Awesome..
U Vision
Love your designs an how to get them. I’m from Rhode Island
@barbara Robson. Thank you so much and HELLO RHODE ISLAND! I'm looking forward to sharing some really cool videos with you in the next few weeks. Stay tuned and please COMMENT again. I'd love to hear from you!
Hi just started watching your videos really enjoyable.we are weekend DIY our ranch is located in Rush Colorado.
@Michelle Eberhart. Thank you Michelle. Hello Colorado!!! Sounds like your weekends are jam packed with fun! Stay tuned as I have some really great videos coming. Monday and Wednesday
Terrific! I have always wondered about landscaping - the cost to do like you described. It would be cool though if you then showed...what NOT to do and how money is wasted. (maybe you do on your channel)
Question about the gravel path...very cost effective...but would the gravel get kicked off the path with general use?
I’ll definitely start doing some videos on what not to do. I do something similar called “Bad landscaping” and “things that drive me nuts”. Check those out. Got some good tips in there. The gravel is contained by metal edging along the sides. Can it move...yes... but it stays in the pathway. Thank you for the comment!👍🏼
@@BobbyKDesigns Cool - I'll check them out!
watching from California -- we can definitely use succulents in our landscaping...no snow, lots of heat ☀️☀️☀️
I’m totally jealous! I love Cali!❤️
Hi Bobby, I am watching from Central Eastern Ohio. I am trying to get some ideas for landscaping our front and side yards, eventually making our way into the backyard. But for this year, we are concentrating all our energy on the front and sides as they are visible from the street. Love your landscaping ideas and I am subscribing in hopes of getting some ideas from your videos. Much thanks and many Blessings
~SuzyJC-in-Pataskala-Ohio/USA_04.27.2022~
@Suzy Cowan. Thank you so much!! A little at a time goes a long way. Just stick with it and all of a sudden you step back and observe what you created and go "WOW!"
Can you do a few videos on desertscaping? I've got a full acer that's 100% flat and dirt. Looking for how to add some vertical dimensions like small hills to break it up, mid height desert friendly trees/shrubs and a small water feature. Any ideas or tips?
Funny you mention that because my next design video will be a desert/xeriscape example.👍🏼
I didn't realize you're in STL. I figured you were West coast. Thanks for the information. Nevermind that the price ranges you're providing have shown me we're not likely to have the kind of money free needed for professional landscaping...still, I appreciate all the tips and information.
@Lydia Derhake. Thank you so much for watching! Yes, born and raised. Went to Mizzou...STL guy!
Good job bro
Watching from Punjab
Thank you! Where is Punjab?
Hi Bobby, I hope you're well? Watching from Bunclody, Ireland 🇮🇪 My problem is I see all these great ideas about how to design a landscape but what are the essential concepts that every yard should have? A reflection area, entertainment area, a green expanse for roaming? Thank you
@Colm Carton. I think this is a great question! My answer is...it depends on what's important TO YOU! Every yard is different for a reason...everyone likes different things and has different interest. What I would do is ask yourself, "What do you like?" and "What do you like to do?" With those 2 questions answered you will be able to answer the question of what should be in YOUR YARD. :). Take care and thank you for the comment! Keep watching my friend! :)
I’m with you! I love the lighting and think it makes all the difference! I know how to do it, but my stupid contractor threw out my lighting that I brought from my contractor. I did have the electrical put in, and I think I can get a wire under a walkway (I think!). I love to DIY, but I’m puny. I’m single, 4’9”, and run out of energy easily because I was sick.
I wish you’d come and tell me what to do with two aggregate patios I have in my backyard. I have fence posts left where I pulled down a fence surrounding a hot tub I gave away.
Shade sail? Staining the posts? Yuck! Professionally landscaped with stacked slate in the borders, but overgrown in my opinion. I want it perfect, but I don’t have time nor money nor a man to help me. Long story, but I’m helping my grown son and ex out because they have mold, so my beaus won’t come over!
Isn’t this the weirdest thing?
@Kathryn Willette It sounds like you are a very kind and giving person! That's so great! I always say, "Don't under estimate us short people!" I was bare over 5' as a freshman in high school but still captain of the soccer team and got things done. If you're focused on what you want you can accomplish anything. Thank you for watching and continue to watch as future videos will help you gather ideas for your space. Thank you for the comment!
I see you tend to lean towards a clean edge. I like that but I am currently using rocks and the weeds are incredibly hard. To keep under control. I may need to scrap the rocks. 🤔
What’s your thoughts on landscaping weed material? I’m getting ready to put down some smaller pebbles around our house (all our mulch blew away) so want to know how to do it right.
Thanks and love your advice!
I think landscape fabric is good to hinder weed growth, and it makes it easy to pull the weeds out. I would say the rocks along the edge are eventually going to get grass and other things to creep in there and will become maintenance. I would go with a clean edge.
@@BobbyKDesigns oh they are full of weeds and I can weed eat but it doesn’t get in between them. 😫 so if I’m trying to change from mulch to pebbles maybe it’s time for the rocks to go. 🤔 thanks Bobby
Is a terra cotta patio okay.
Absolutely! However, I would be selective with it. Goes great with a Spanish or Tuscan style home.
Thank you.
I'm encouraged to know that you are in St Louis. I am in Holt Mo, just north of kc. Most of these landscape guys are in CA & what they plant has no relation to what grows well here. Im anxious to hear of plants & trees for our area.
MamaJP Petree How are you? I love your comment! I got your back! Lots of projects and landscape designing coming your way with many plantings. I just finished a pretty lush backyard in Kirkwood, MO with many native plants and some really cool trees. Stay tuned! Thank you for the comment! :)
thanks...NY
What’s up NY!
I have a desaster yard due clay in soil. In my previous home I had a beautiful garden. After five years I've gave up. What plants thrive in clay soil? I what appreciate a video on this. How can I contact you?
M M@. That's a difficult one. This is where I start recommending create elements in landscaping. Elevated beds, planters, hardscaping, different features, etc. You can find me in the description below. :)
I'm from just outside Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and our growing season is very short 3 - 4 months. I own 2 properties: a regular bungalow facing south, with a beautiful lawn. 2 - a lakefront cottage, also facing south. The second last photo in this video is especially interesting to me as I have round stones running beside the cottage; however, the path is under huge spruce trees that lift and twist the stones because of the roots. I'm thinking that I could replace them with a gravel-type path (lined of course with edging). I have a garden right in front of my home that, years ago, my husband built up with 2-tiered wood ties which are rotting and full of ants. I am hoping to use interlocking stones to replace them. Do these sound like difficult jobs,as my husband passed away, as did my son. Would these jobs be difficult to do with male help? Your videos give me so much inspiration....I just love watching! Thanks so much. Barb 😊👷♀️💪👍
Barb, I live south of Camrose. I am more than happy to come to your place and help you ❤️
@Barb kent. I'm very sorry to hear about your loses. Unfortunately, we all have to go through that but we just don't know when. I lost my dad when he was only 49 and it changed our lives. All we can do is our best with each day and try and give to others to make an impact on their lives and the world. THAT is the main reason why I make these videos. I want to help people and make an impact on the world! Thank you for sharing and I look forward to hearing from you again in the comments! Take care.
Hey, I just stumbled upon your video today and this is the second one I watched. Surprised to know you are from St Louis. 👍
@xnatene. STL PROUD! LOL! I'm so happy to hear you found my channel and thank you so much for introducing yourself and the comment!!! Keep them coming! Talk to you soon!
I’m so stumped on the area between my house and the neighbors. It is my only sunny area for a garden.
Side yards can be difficult. I like to think of them as an extension of the front yard so try and incorporate your front yard landscaping into the side yard.🤛🏻
You could look up "side yards garden answer" you'll find lots of options!!
Hi, from south coast, Texas
@Linda Edwards. Howdy Partner! That was probably bad. :). Thank you so much for watching! I look forward to hearing from you in the future in the comments section!!!
I need help! Blank canvas, multiple area’s, not sure where to start.
www.bobbykdesigns.com under "get started" :)
Hello from Corralitos, California. I was wondering if you use photoshop in your designs and if it’s difficult to design for a state far from yourself? ( different climates, soils etc).
Enjoy your video!
@Vicki Kennedy. Most of the designs you see are from other states so it is not at all difficult. I love to design and meet people from other states! :)
I like ur Idea fo me v v.good .. I am from Yemen
Zak! From Yemen…very cool! Thank you for the comment.✅
Watching from Indian Land, SC.
Hey there SC!!! Thank you for watching!!! Did you pick up any useful tips?👍🏼
Wow so my large front with just buying various evergreens would’ve probably cost me 10k. But I bought almost on clearance at lowes. Just need your design layout help 😍.
@Tatiana. It can definitely add up. I'm always here when you need me. Thank you for watching and the comment!
Sir what's the name of your software...
KCMO here, Now I do landscaping for fun..... I can't figure out what to do for my own home.... Its needing a lot of work but not sure where to start. I have done 13 properties and love the work... But this house I am just lost.
I hear ya. If you need some help, that’s what I do for people. I help them see what their landscaping can be. www.bobbykdesigns.com
You can sign up for a design or consultation.👍🏼
From Australia 🇦🇺
Hey there! Thank you for watching mate!😉
What app to start ,sir
real-time landscape
San Antonio
Hey there! Thank you for watching!👍🏼
Minnesota
Hey there Minnesota! Thank you for watching Crystal!!❤️
Enjoying your channel and the real
Advice. I’m building my champagne taste yard on a beer budget. Means we are installing our yard In Stages. We paid $2k for a landscape architect to draw our space. Love his backyard design but front yard has a lot to be desired. Looking for curb appeal. It’s a new build and trees are scary bc once it’s Planted it’s in its home. Help!
@Becca Giessing. I'm so glad you are enjoying the channel! Sounds like you're going to have an incredible place. It just takes time. If you are interested in a design for your front yard, you can find my website in the description. I'm happy to help you! Thank you again for watching and the comment! Stay tuned...lots of front yard designs coming your way which I'm sure you can pull some ideas from.
Southern Illinois
Awesome! Hi Southern Illinois!
Hi! I am a transplant from Denver, Colorado to Mississippi, zone 8a.
You are awesome! Do you know anyone in Salt Lake City, Utah that is as awesome? If so, who is it?
@Melindalee Stevens Right back at ya! Thank you so much for the comment and watching. If you’re looking for design help I designed for people all over the country. Most of the designs you see in the videos are from people and other states and actually found me on UA-cam. If you’re looking for a contractor or installer I can probably help you with that as well. And easy first step is to go on my website I need to get started page and you can sign up for a zoom consultation. Thank you for watching.❤️
My lesson learned with lighting is that they didn't bury the wires very well and some was just run along the house above ground. I have almost chopped it in two twice! And I know it's there!
@David Cattin. That's a good one. It definitely should be taken into consideration that the wires should be buried a few inches. Otherwise they are going to show over time in the mulch. When planting for the future, it's always nice to know where the wire is so you don't splice it. Thank you for the comment!
Bobby K I really need help my Arborvitae are dying from the bottom they are in front of a white fence and it looks like the back of the plant are also dying I am in Buffalo NY my zone is 5 PLEASE HELP
Wisconsin
@Sharon Anderson Hello Wisconsin!! That 70s show! Nice to meet you!
This channel is for busy people who want a great garden, but, will they have time to enjoy it?
BTW, I am from Barcelona, Catalonia.
@mai9. Hello Barcelona! Thank you for watching! I think nowadays we are all "busy". I think it comes down to time allocation. Using our time for what is most important to us. If we do that, we will make time for gardening IF that is something you like. If not, hire someone to maintain the beds and enjoy your free time with other activities. My 2 cents. Thank you for watching!
@@BobbyKDesigns thanks for your reply and your videos. What I meant is that to enjoy a garden you need time. Cheers!
Succulents make beautiful landscapes…have to have hot year round weather…some dormant months but. Not many….there is stilll spring cleaning and thinning different Succulents it would be good advice to UA-cam all succulents you want to use or buy a book on succulent planting which is something I did
Yes, thank you
I am watching from Little Flock Arkansas. I love all your videos! I removed everything from my front yard. Trees and shrubs and I had a contractor build me a new long porch. Installed sidewalks And driveway. I designed it based on your videos. If you asked me, it looks like I imagined. I live in an old farm house on 10 acres.
Your videos has helped me tremendously!!🌸
Thank you for everything you do!!
That’s so exciting!!! Congrats on the new front project! So inspiring to hear that the videos helped! ❤️
Tnx from Croatia Europe Mediterranean Sea
You bet! Thank you for watching! New video coming out today at 4:30pm central USA. Should be a good one if you haven’t subscribed.💪
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@Keri Dane. Right back at ya!
Modesto Ca.. showing my husband a landscaper is not just a kid cutting the grass. He is considering an offer to take over a local company and doesnt realize the potential .
Hi Modesto! Whether you’re maintaining lawns/beds or installing outdoor living spaces, business is business and if you’re good, it’s very lucrative. A friendly warning, be prepared to work your butt off.😊
Alberta, Canada
Let’s go Canada! 🤜🏻
those prices are insane. you can get stuff for a lot cheaper by joining and trading in a gardenign group
Interesting! I hadn’t heard of those before?
@@BobbyKDesigns local gardeners get together and swap plants. takes forever to get all the plants you want, but less $$$
Here in Central Florida people traditionally do ugly scaping because they don't like to pay even those low end prices.
Hello Florida! Thank you so much for watching and the comment.
I have been looking at kitchen cabinets. I am prejudiced for wood because I like the wood grain. What I am seeing is painted wood cabinets. White, black, grey. Ick. They call these modern. We need something easy to clean for the kitchen so what about metal? I have seen some nice white glass with ripples used for cabinets. But who is making something with copper, stainless, etc for modern looking cabinets? I love some of the glass tile backsplashes which apparently are not the thing anymore. Some of these include metal. I want something modern but is there anyone with original ideas out there? I can see why some kitchen designs are just saying hide the kitchen when it isn't in use.
Why would a landscaper mark the gravel path pic install setting up so much?
How many skilled and laborer man-hours are you assigning this installation?
And, $20K for the fire pit installation pic setting ?? Wow.
Please clarify. 🤔
I was extremely disappointed in this video! You only did one design that showed the DIY cost. I was really looking forward to comparing the DIY and progressional cost
Got it! I appreciate the feedback and in future videos I will make sure to cover this.❤️