#RedditLandscaping

Area: - ~22’ wide - ~17’ deep to edge of yard - ~12’ deep to stair supports/staircase - Significant grade from S > N of house (from the bottom of stairs towards grill/driveway area) - This area is just outside garage, no direct egress point to it -Area…

We have a brook on our property and the woods leading down to it are very steep and messy. I’d like to clean it up and build a nice-looking path. I thought about digging a shallow trail with switchbacks, or building wood box steps.…

We’re building our new backyard and debating whether to extend the real grass on the right side to align with the patio cover or keep the original layout with more concrete.…

I am building a French drain that will dump into a catch basin with a sumpump which will discharge about 51 feet away. Once the trench is graded I’ll lay down none woven fabric in it and then a bed of stone and then the pipe and then more stone.…

i have a small yard and want a single stansalone decideous tree which provides good shade quality. im in the mediteranean climate, i also have an olive tree on the oposite of the lawn but in the hot summer months it doesnt provide a good shade, doesnt…

We are rip and replacing an existing patio at our house. We struggled a bit with the design as it feels a bit cramped, but we don’t want to push the patio further into the yard I’d like some input on how to round off the corner with the fire pit.…

Hi all, Newly built house and just moved in. Neighbors put up the fences and there’s a gap in the back side. Idk who’s supposed to fill in the gap? What can I do if the backside neighbor doesn’t fill in the gap?…

(edit to make location clearer: middle/slightly south of England, UK) Hi, hopefully this kind of post is allowed... I don't really get what Rule 7 is trying to restrict or not restrict.…

Recently I saw some cut down crepe myrtle logs from nearby trees and asked about them. I was able to acquire a pretty thick branch with a nice shape.…

Got a new house and a new leaf blower to clear the driveway but this is just the driveway. The front yard and backyard are full of wet leaves! Do I bag them up or mulch them? What happens if I just leave them?…

I am new to the landscaping profession. Any advice is welcome. submitted by /u/SeBastos_hus [link] [comments]

Ideas for using decomposed wood mulch please. We started this project 4 years ago and didn’t anticipate the volume of new dirt!! submitted by /u/armstsga [link] [comments]

Has anyone ever used this glue before? Usually I use the mapei one but saw this one as more available submitted by /u/Content-Story-3310 [link] [comments]

I’m from Perth Western Australia looking for advice. We left a 4.5 x 7/8m space behind this garden bed in our backyard with the intention to put a granny flat there or a shipping container come a place for relatives to stay but are rethinking this…

I have a very big landscaping/groundworks project that I need some advice on, please let me know if this is not the right place for it! We have a concrete tiered garden of about 5 tiers.…

The customer doesn't want any weed eaters or chemicals used to get rid of all the Bermuda grass. I'm trying to fork and pull it but it's terribly slow going. Any advice is greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/Th3H0ll0wmans [link] [comments]

My yard is slanted which means no water pooling at my foundation (yay!), but my fence line erodes. Planning to lay new sod in the spring, but I was also hoping to add a couple of concrete slabs in this corner to hold our trash bins.…

I've been getting these peculiar dirt blisters in my new lawn. My first thought was gophers or moles. New grass grown from seed. Heavily watered ground. Easy digging access for rodents.…

(local neighbor paid $75, took 2 & half hrs.) submitted by /u/DecemberPhilipps [link] [comments]

I have a tiny concrete project that will include removing, replacing, fixing the grading, and preserving a couple blueberry bushes. I got quotes for $3000.00 from cowboy type guys who seem to only speak in one word sentences.…