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Top 100 Landscaping Projects

  1. 61. The Joy of Pavers (01:05)

    Jason sings the praises of pavers in a landscape.

  2. 62. Cascading Outdoor Waterfall (04:06)

    Turn your backyard into an oasis with a cascading stone waterfall & pond.

  3. 63. Battling the Cold and the Ugly (20:01)

    This episode is proof: Battling the ugly landscape is a year round sport.

  4. 64. The Root of the Problem (04:33)

    Gino has to remove a massive root system without destroying the porch.

  5. 65. Real Leaf Concrete Stamp (00:01:00)

    Bring a new concrete patio to life using real leaves as relief stamps.

  6. 66. Customize Concrete Countertops (01:31)

    Concrete countertops with leaf imprints add a special touch to this space.

  7. 67. Dees' House: Day One (04:28)

    Day 1 at the home of the Dees, America's Most Desperate Landscape.

  8. 68. Local Color

    Just because an area serves a utilitarian purpose, there's no reason why it can't also be beautiful. DIY experts show how to make every...

  9. 69. Desperate Blog Cabin (04:03)

    Jason and crew step in to create Blog Cabin curb appeal in only 12 hours.

  10. 70. Two Chefs' Outdoor Kitchen (00:03:52)

    Chefs Justin and Amy's yard crash includes a kitchen and a veggie garden.

  11. 71. Backyard Bocce Court (03:42)

    We create the perfect slate patio with a bocce court on the side for fun!

  12. 72. Modern California Retreat (00:20:01)

    A couple wants a low-maintenance California outdoor living space.

  13. 73. How to Create Sunken Walkway Planters

    Half-sunken containers add height and interest to a garden bed.

    Time:
    Day
    Cost:
    $50 - $100
    Difficulty:
    Easy to Moderate
  14. 74. Embarassment on the Beach 1 (05:54)

    This homeowner's beach cottage is all shabby and no chic.

  15. 75. America's Most Desperate Landscape 2009

    The winners of the DIY Network's 2009 national contest received a simply stunning makeover.

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