Will This Family Like Their New Backyard? | Dirty Business (Garden Makeover)

This backyard is out dated and in need of some TLC. Dirty Business landscape expert Joel Loblaw delivers a wood and stone transformation along with planting lush features that make it inviting and fun for this young family! Is the finished product what the family want?
"Dirty Business" details how homeowners clean up their outdoor spaces with expertise provided by Earth Inc., a preeminent landscape design firm in Toronto. Watch as designers James Dale, Joel Loblaw, Kennedy McRae and Lorne Hancock manage the tension and stress of meeting deadlines and clients' expectations to create breathtaking gardens and upscale living spaces.
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[@mrxgaming7807]

Such a beautiful backyard to relax.and the client is so humble and kind.

[@RTAV108]

Binge watching Dirty Business episodes has enhanced my ears capability to naturally cancel out noise for want of escaping that disturbingly loud music.. What a great show, only if I could isolate your discussions from the overbearing music! Having said that, Guys, I love your work, your style and your professionalism.. Thanks for this visual treat .. Absolutely refreshing and relaxing to watch your finished projects!

[@byronwest2858]

I think the original episodes are from 2008. The garden designs aged well but not the approach to editing for online content

[@kathymilesdesign]

Such a great design. Love the pine trees peeking through the back of the enclosures. Please, please lose the music.

[@serenakoleno9338]

Love the reading nook. Also the curtains on screens, makes it much more cozy and room like. Another great design. Wish you had shown a night shot . Wish Garden rescue series would go back and show how the garden looks following spring the way you do. Tfs.

[@akashmukhopadhyay7992]

Always enjoy seeing Lisa

[@Megaloid]

The stylist always brings it to the next level! So lovely

[@jhutch1681]

Love the pine trees and the ground covers. The vertical slats, covered 'roof', big lounge bed and the hanging drapes are inviting touches. Love the use of outdoor mirrors - what do the birds think? Will the fence stain have staying power, or will it flake off and show the contrasting wood underneath? Beautiful horizontal fencing. More hardscaping than I would choose and I might not have considered leaving spaces in front of the fence, but it shows well. I hope that bench in front of the planting bed is anchored to the deck!

[@plummie4988]

Wow..what a wonderful backyard. Great job!

[@flinryder7119]

The backing music is too loud I can’t hear them talk 😥

[@dawnwesterbeck346]

Everything was so perfect in this episode! Thanks guys

[@hildasnyders2935]

The yard is beautiful, but could you get rid of the annoying music!

[@paulinerungurua4543]

Wow!

[@cindythomas5895]

What great clients

[@MsLinda165]

what a neat looking house--love the garden doors.

[@adecuire6601]

I honestly don't even hear the music bc I'm so focused on the design 🤗

[@Lacehairwigs]

Wow. Really nice

[@jayv5231]

Design is nice. But should’ve plant more densely for the garden to look lush from day one . Now the plants would take many years to cover the area and garden to look fully done. They should get a master class from Alan Titchmarsh (Love your garden series- the best garden series I’ve seen till now)

[@nanabusterd]

Garden Rescue is really good too.

[@veronicaarellano-hernandez2209]

Gorgeous 😍

[@jekku4688]

Lovely. Love all those dining chairs and the reading 'nook'! But riddle me this: why tear up all the grass, then turn around and put sod down where it was removed? Isn't that kind of double duty?

[@theresaglass5786]

Do you guys ever start and finish a project in the summer?

[@lau7481]

It looks more like a living room, than a garden sitting area.

[@sventer198]

Do you reuse plants you remove?

[@MuhammadHafiz-lk5jy]

background music is very distracting.. had to fast forward. Shame.

[@sattvarupa]

So sad cut old trees from this backyard ☹️ was it not possible keep its?

[@alsilva9100]

Never cut down the trees so sad

[@maxpower6576]

And here is the patio's BACKGROUND MUSIC which helps to BACKGROUND MUSIC see you next time...

[@popazz1]

Lose the effing intrusive 'background' music ffs! Other than that, stunning garden makeover.

[@phyllisarrington7436]

👍

[@bojiechumiwalvipcateringse8026]

I hope you could come to Philippines and help us too

[@robynwilliams8110]

Definitely my least favourite of their gardens to date. Finished result didn't seem cohesive to me - bitsy piecy scattered elements, planting design not strong - and I absolutely hated those silly curtains on the reading nook. What on earth function could they have except to go mouldy and look as if they had got lost from the shower.

[@judyfenske1429]

Ouch! Gringe! Cutting greenery does that to me. New stuff, ok, hmm. Music not so much.

[@lau7481]

Garden should look natural,not pruned,cemented, cement constructions in the garden.etc. Too many cooks spoil the broth.

[@lowesonia8551]

Do wish they did not destroy so much .open rooms when it seems to rain a lot? very beautiful designs seems the same every time just dispositions change Todays fashion . What happened to the Gardeners pride in their achievements? do all these people just eat and laze around?

[@s.t.2130]

sorry, but those chairs are fugly.

[@pinacolada111]

tacky styling