There's A Mysterious 4-Feet Deep Hole In My Garden! | Dirty Business (Garden Makeover) | Abode

A mysterious hole appears in Nadia's garden during it's transformation which causes more than a headache. See how ames Dale, Joel Loblaw, Kennedy McRae and Lorne Hancock manage the tension and stress of this unsual project in "Dirty Business". Watch as designers meet create breathtaking gardens and upscale living spaces. See weekly videos all about exterior renovations and start your garden remodelling process today!
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[@serenakoleno9338]

Love the design. Glad they listened to the clients and gave them what they wanted. Nice timing; new nextdoor neighbors won't even know their driveway used to be wider. The developer that bought that house can always widen the driveway on HIS side.

[@jeannettasmith2825]

I would love to see your completed projects once they mature.

[@kathleengarness1660]

Oh, Callery Pears are beautiful but they're so invasive

[@zippan]

I'd love to see a follow up when it all fills in.

[@jhutch1681]

It took me a minute to figure out what was meant by the term 'in-fill' house. Yikes, no more side yard, roofs overhang each other, houses peering into each other's bedrooms and baths. Two parts concrete to one sponge h2o, Lol. Love the stairs and walking approach. The only thing the new neighbour might dislike more than loosing part of their parking is having a biffy parked out front! When the plantings fill in will they still be able to open their car doors? Yeah for reusing the interlock. Hopefully it won't grow up with weeds this time.

[@heathercartwright7677]

How has no one mentioned how beautiful that house is? Those windows!!!

[@Autism_Forever]

Say firm "NO!" to this music.

[@ariellebrowne]

I loveeeee this show

[@bojotumbleweed]

Please turn the music down!

[@cindythomas5895]

Wow absolutely gorgeous out come

[@coralynwalker5944]

Yous guys are so creative! Not only do I enjoy every episode, I gain some useful knowledge. Thanks

[@AbodeLDS]

Great to hear!

[@akashmukhopadhyay7992]

Very good episode

[@marzymarrz5172]

This is one striking improvement.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Such a beautiful and welcoming design. The original drive made it all dreary and boring, which is most certainly not the case now 😍💖

[@lenam2114]

Lovely frontyard!

[@pamelafox7677]

Wowza!

[@hollyhold562]

Having raised 3 boys to maturity (?) you guys are reminiscent of my little boys. Is that good? Ya, it is.

[@marciaw5132]

Good job boys!

[@nativesedibles2454]

6 trees great number shape and scale, there are better option in the way of trees thou.I really enjoy how there design make such a difference music did drown out talking.

[@randyrice1429]

I so miss this show. Think I have seen every one that aired more than once. Wish it would come back on. Where did it go?

[@annadavis6361]

These guys are good! Wish they would come to my house.

[@loisfulton4885]

Love your work. Can you list the plants that you use below each videos

[@sunshine-db2zm]

Yes i need them too..

[@jwilliams8931]

They pretty much tell you what they planted in the show, pear, hydrangea and euonymous and then boxwood and carex maybe along the side. There isn’t much else?

[@hoperules8874]

Still wonder how the neighbors 1. decided to pave the next-door's propery 2. handled having it removed?

[@MsNancy0814]

Great video except the background music. So annoying. Just tone it down a little bit.

[@madeleine83]

It’s good show muted .

[@jhutch1681]

Lol

[@karenhoward8542]

WOW

[@abel8047]

Nice works.. but i dint like thT six trees that you put the both sides.. its looks so dry... if its possible please show some works after three months them we can see the changes of each gardens progresses right? ..any way you guys are doing such an amazing works. I am a fan of your all projects..

[@johncornell7103]

The sinkhole was likely a problem with those main sewer line I hope it was addressed before they planted

[@roxydus3746]

Personally I would have not put the little trees in there , think it cuts the view to the house but anyway it is really nice. Love the visual seperation of the drive way 👍🏻

[@deechiodo6738]

Love your design work! Would be great to know what you are planting and also what zone your are working is, as it makes a tremendous difference in the design and plantings, both! Thanks kindly!

[@jwilliams8931]

Toronto

[@JH-sp5my]

I didnt know anyone used ornamental pears anymore. I stopped using them 10 yrs ago.

[@stopato5772]

3 more trees on the side of the driveway please. It requires the balance.

[@jhutch1681]

I think that many trees would be overwhelming for the small front yard. Perhaps the alternative would have been to do two rows on opposite sides of the property, instead of both sides of the walk. Also, the client considered that, and wanted something lower on the other side.

[@freckles3705]

Can't hear voices for the awful music.

[@lisakilmer2667]

This is a really nice design. But as usual they've put too many trees into too small of a space. In a couple of years the front walk will be unusable because the trees will meet. ( Chanticleer pears get about 20' wide and 30' tall.) The plantings are done to look mature on day one, but on day 1000, it will be a problem.

[@jhutch1681]

If money is no object, I'd opt for more trees now for the full effect, and thin them out later if needed.

[@user-zb8by9gd7n]

Should the walk way be shifted to the right making the two flower beds equal width? The one to the right is wider than the one to the left.

[@jhutch1681]

They said 2.5 feet each...

[@joyceharris9296]

Ah, great job. But alas... no feedback of the finished product about the neighbour's driveway! Did they complain or what?!

[@cathyblackhall3448]

It wasn’t their property.They said the previous neighbour had taken it upon themselves to tarmac it all but overstepped the property line.They were just reclaimed it.

[@MisBunnypics]

Euonymus coloratus is a climbing invasive maintenance pain in the neck. If not constantly trimmed it's going to eat and choke out those hydrangeas and pears. BAD, bad choice!!! Love the hardscape, the planting not so much.

[@sunshine-db2zm]

How much did this project cost?

[@themontephone875]

We got the same hole...cavern bc we have a spring...is spring is dry-we have the hole

[@djf8619]

Where do they put snow in the winter?

[@jhutch1681]

Good luck!

[@sct4040]

Why would anyone need 6 pear trees? A bit excessive.

[@1_viewer]

I would be concerned about the utilities/waste line. Roots are destructive. Maybe the lines are under the driveway?

[@themontephone875]

Non-fruit bearing pear trees like Douglas pear tree

[@EddaElid]

Pear trees stink like hell when blooming.

[@jwilliams8931]

I agree, I would not enjoy that, also they get trellis rust and look incredibly unsightly

[@shicruisin7004]

I find the path to the front door too narrow. The trees should have been planted on the outer edges of the plant beds, not the inner edges

[@yolandakota1153]

Dont get me wrong, they did a good job but Big trees in front of the house ,, they are going to take a shape of the house , when they grow, , , , just saying

[@a3waters]

Say bye to your sidewalk and driveway in 10 years it will be a lumpy mess.

[@marifin228]

Musik berisik

[@user-je5cd8ys4t]

What are we ment to listen to...the annoyingly loud music or the people speaking....such a horrid experience

[@wendywinn270]

Not good curve appeal, it looks ridic... NO no nogood

[@bobvita529]

It's CURB appeal not curve. It means it looks good from the CURB 😜

[@MarijkeWillemsen990]

I don’t like the stairs, they are very brutal, not sophisticated at all. A big lump of concrete on a nice house.