DIY Network

If there's one sure-fire way for a do-it-yourselfer to enhance their back yard, it's with an old-fashioned double-faced boundary wall. It's the one wall everyone wants, but it's also the most difficult to build --unless you know Dean and Derek's secret. How do you take three different local stones-some flat, some round-and blend them together to create parallel lines? Don't panic! No need for the Pythagorean Theorem. Just use Dean and Derek's insider knowledge. They'll build a two-foot high local stone wall and top it off with a natural stone cap. The result is a stunning cost-effective wall that will stand head and shoulders above the competition, even though it's only two feet high.