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Season 3
27 :03x01 - A Family Dream Yard (May/14/2003)
When Ted and Laura Cohen bought their Mediterranean-style home nine years ago, they were immediately captivated by the natural stream that runs through their property. With the addition of a swimming pool six months ago, the Cohens' dream yard is almost complete. They now need the perfect landscape and a talented designer to tie it all together. The couple would like to enhance the landscaping along the stream, improve access to the stream by adding a staircase, create a sense of privacy by their pool and create shade from the hot sun. They would like a grassy play area for the entire family to enjoy, and they want to do it all on a budget of $25,000 for labor and materials.

Source: HGTV
 
28 :03x02 - A Tropical Retreat (May/29/2003)
Six months ago Doug Michael bought a house that suits him perfectly. He's a 50s- and 60s-aficionado, so the look of the home was irresistible. Now it's time for Doug to face the important task of landscaping the backyard. Most importantly, he wants to give it an overall Tiki style. He'd like to remove the concrete as well as the pergola and add plant materials to soften the space. He wants to upgrade the look of the pool and the fence behind it as well as add a Tiki hut to make it a yard ideal for entertaining. With a budget of $20,000, Doug wishes to turn his backyard into a tropical retreat.

Source: HGTV
 
29 :03x03 - A Hillside Garden (Apr/06/2003)
Five years ago when Jeff and Katie Sliney first saw this 1940's house, they knew immediately that it was going to be their home. The couple moved in and started clearing out the yard that had been neglected for months. Then something special happened--Jeff proposed to Katie in the garden. Unfortunately their special yard is not perfect, and problems with the area start right next to the porch on the eroding hillside. They would like to replace their large retaining wall, correct the soil erosion on the hill, and have easier access with terraces and pathways. With a budget of $30,000 and the help of our landscape designers, the Slineys hope to turn a steep slope into a spectacular hillside garden.

Source: HGTV
 
30 :03x04 - A Japanese-Inspired Garden (May/26/2003)
Melody Beam loves her home's simple architecture and the sizable backyard with fruit trees. Now Beam is ready to landscape the backyard so it blends with the inside of the house. Most importantly, she wants the yard to have an Asian feel. She'd like a more attractive and functional patio and carport area, and she wants the water heater camouflaged and the walls toned down. Finally, Beam wants her dog to have a lawn to romp on. With a budget of $20,000, Beam hopes to achieve a beautiful, user-friendly Asian-inspired backyard.

Source: HGTV
 
31 :03x05 - A Family-Friendly Backyard (May/28/2003)
As busy professionals, Brian and Mona Eremita want their backyard to be an inviting sanctuary and a safe place for their children to play--an outdoor space they can all enjoy as the children grow. They want a shaded porch or patio that gives them room to barbecue and entertain, a meditation garden along one side of the house, and a lawn for the children. With a budget of $40,000, Brian and Mona would like to turn their backyard into an area the whole family can enjoy.

Source: HGTV
 
32 :03x06 - A Little Piece of Paradise (Apr/10/2003)
Less than a year ago Julie and Dan Gray bought a house near the beach that has great charm. They love the cottage style and its location just a few blocks from the ocean. Now it's time for the Grays to face the important task of landscaping their front yard. The Grays would like to improve the deck area to make it easier to entertain guests, install better lighting, replace the asparagus ferns with colorful plantings, remove a troublesome eucalyptus tree and counteract the traffic noise from the street. For a budget of $10,000 and the help of our landscape designers, the Grays would like to turn their small, overgrown yard into a little piece of paradise.

Source: HGTV
 
33 :03x07 - The Finishing Touches on a Backyard (Apr/16/2003)
Ten years ago Linda and Matt Gerlach bought a house that has the room their growing family needs, both inside and out. The Gerlachs would like to tackle the next phase of landscaping their backyard. Phase one remodeled the pool and created the hardscape. Now they would like to give the entire space a low-maintenance, English-garden look, create a focal point in the area leading to the upper level of the yard and improve the rear corner of the yard by shaping the hedges and building a path. For a budget of $16,000, the Gerlachs hope to connect the multiple areas of their backyard into one cohesive look.

Source: HGTV
 
34 :03x08 - Lagoon Paradise (Apr/24/2003)
Joe and Helen Handy have an English Tudor-style house that sits atop a hillside and boasts an incredible view of the mountains. Although they use their backyard often when entertaining family and friends, they are not happy with the overall look of their yard and want to give it a complete makeover.

Source: HGTV
 
35 :03x09 - A Multipurpose Backyard (Jul/07/2006)
Bob and Julia Cooper bought their 1930s house a little more than a year ago, just in time to welcome their new family addition. Now it's time for them to tackle the backyard and create play space and entertaining areas. The couple wants to re-grade the slope to make a safe play area for their baby, they would like more space for outdoor entertaining, and they need new plantings to fill in the yard and soften the harsh lines of the garage and fence. With a budget of $20,000 for labor and materials, the Coopers wish to turn their neglected backyard into an inviting, kid-friendly garden where they can also entertain.

Source: HGTV
 
36 :03x10 - A Yard Fit for a Family (May/01/2003)
Five years ago Kira and Andrew Feola bought a house in anticipation of having a family. Now that they have two young sons, they are interested in making the backyard more functional for their family. They want to improve the look of the patio, modernize the swimming pool, create more grassy areas for their children and add more variety in the plant materials. With a budget of $25,000, the Feolas hope that our landscape designers will create a backyard that's more functional and fun for their active family.

Source: HGTV
 
37 :03x11 - Neglected Space (May/22/2003)
Matthew and Erin King are real do-it-yourselfers, and they've done quite a lot of work to their charming 1940's-style home since they moved in. But when it comes to the backyard, the Kings are stymied. They'd like some professional help to turn their blank slate into a comfortable and eye-catching outdoor space.

Source: HGTV
 
38 :03x12 - Update the Outdated (May/27/2003)
Almost two years ago Leonard Fligsten decided to move back to the neighborhood where he was raised. He purchased the home from his cousin and with a few minor changes it turned out to be the perfect size for him, his two cats and his dog. What really appealed to him was the large backyard with its mature trees and sense of privacy. Recently, he remodeled the master bedroom to look out onto the backyard. This same view is also shared by the family room, kitchen and a small woodworking shop. He now wants to bridge the outdoors with his indoor living spaces.

Source: HGTV
 
39 :03x13 - An Entryway Worth Coming Home To (May/08/2003)
Less than a year ago Suli Go and her husband, Ron Meyer, bought a new home that had the style and the tranquil setting they were looking for. Now it's time for the couple to face the important task of landscaping their front courtyard. They want to spruce up the area near the front door and get rid of the Italian cypress trees as well as the overgrown ivy on the hillside. They'd also like to place a water feature that will be visible from inside the house. With a budget of $10,000 and the help of our landscape designers, the couple hopes to achieve a courtyard that makes a good first impression.

Source: HGTV
 
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