Garden Gets The Oasis it Deserves | Dirty Business (Garden Makeover) Abode

Is your garden summer ready? With a massive swimming pool already in place see how Christine and Frank give their garden the hip oasis it needs to make it summer ready in the latest episode of "Dirty Business". 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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[@clairewright8153]

The shed and arbor are stunning, love how you hid the electric wiring and then clad the beams with timber 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 take a bow

[@ankiking]

I wish they would team up with a show that would show all the awesome things that can be created from what they throw out.

[@catlover47842]

only thing I would have added is a nice layer of stones into the flowerbeds by the pool so that the soil doesnt get blown or washed into the pool water. Love the metal frame work!!

[@sexyfatbastid]

I like the way it turned out.

[@MrHoland11]

It's a major improvement, but damn that pool should have been drained and refinished so it's not so turquoise blue.

[@pamelafox7677]

Good work boys.

[@veronicaarellano-hernandez2209]

So fun🏝🍁🏡🏠

[@dianeleininger704]

Your designs and installations are inspiring. Fabulous work.

[@RestoreLife100]

I like what you’re doing - really nice designs but for God sake and my ears could you PLEASE LOWER THE MUSIC VOLUME. Also it really isn’t necessary to play music over the narrations. Don’t know how long I can keep watching with the MUTE button or fast forwarding to the end.

[@catritz]

The chair seems impractical, more of a sculpture/design and belongs in a magazine however the colour offers a pleasant contrast, apply that to something more comfortable and inviting then voila! Also, too bad you have to wet the "black stone" to make it black. It was mentioned the client prefers natural vs manmade so I'm sure eventually she will change the interior of the pool...

[@jhutch1681]

Is there any way to have moved the interlocking bricks without handling them all twice - into the wheelbarrow, then into the disposal bin? Such a lot of time and effort! Wonder why you didn't cover the pool while you worked... The planting next to the pool could be a total game changer to soften the edges and make it feel lush if it grows in nicely, but I would have loved to see something that looked more tropical with big, tall, dark leaves. I am glad the clients like the orange chair; do they take turns sitting on it? Do you loose a lot of heat rising up from the heaters? Is there a ground-level alternative that might be more efficient? Could you suspend hanging plants from the beams?

[@constipatedaf]

This flower beds next to the pool will make it soo dirty every time it rains

[@eileenie3101]

For me the pergola and wood wall behind it (shed?) remind me of a covered driveway and garage door. I like the odd number of red punches of color a lot though.

[@Armlesscrayon]

It’s wonderful!

[@130crowd]

Beams are outstanding! What does the hardscape look like when it’s dry? Why do you put in square beds? Why not follow the shape of the pool edge?

[@christinewerner4214]

Really like your projects and watching how they evolve. Can't stand the inane background music that threatens to drown out the conversations, though. You really don't need the "filler", and it's annoying...

[@JoaoGabriel-nv2ki]

I kinda like how cheesy it is.

[@byronwest2858]

The editing style from 2008 sez hello

[@ursulacordes8073]

Ich liebe diese Videos! Tolle Arbeit und viele gute Ideen! Störend und zu dominant ist nur die zu laute Hintergrund-Musik.

[@nanabusterd]

They should have tucked some small ferns and moss into the gaps in the stone wall.

[@shanechang2015]

Did they ever get the doors?

[@susankilpatrick2918]

Hope someone is recycling those interlocking materials !!!!

[@N-A-uw5fp]

I find the music too loud and distracting!

[@svietka202]

stunning, and im not a modernist

[@madfarmdays5359]

Ipê is a native Brazilian tree, you can’t by ipê at the timber yard in Brazil it is ilegal, but you can get it in America? 🤔 that is why the amazon forest is been destroyed.

[@yolandabizzell5852]

Right continent, wrong country.

[@janiceingle2131]

How incredibly sad

[@ShweMyaukMyauk]

Not really you could buy more in terms of quantity and more mature plants esp if they are planning a reception

[@stopato5772]

The kidney pool should have been replaced with a rectangle?

[@Prieze868]

I want to do the same and very natural products are better than Concrete Products bedtime real Greenies would think that you waste of resources hope those concrete blocks get recycled

[@kathleengarness1660]

Carex do have flowers but they're tiny; stunning results.

[@wayneguy6043]

Lisa , “is” the eye candy..."?.

[@marcusbenson7016]

Turn down the ‘incidental’ music, can hardly hear the dialogue, otherwise love these make overs

[@gabrielborges9192]

Dirty hats, dirty plans, dirty business.

[@jimjimmyjames59]

I've been watching this stuff for a while now and I knew James was cheap...but, really dude?

[@lauriemogianesi3571]

I don’t like the music either!