Desperate Landscapes Season 6 Episode 3 Fence Me In
- April 20, 2011
- 20 min
In season 6 episode 3 of Desperate Landscapes titled "Fence Me In," host Jason Cameron and his team tackle a backyard that has become a barren wasteland. The homeowners, Martha and Bill, have a completely bare backyard with no privacy or shade. The couple's dream is to have a beautiful outdoor space where they can entertain guests and enjoy their time outside.
Jason and his team start the project by installing a new fence around the perimeter of the yard to give the homeowners some privacy. They then tackle the task of creating a stunning outdoor living area, complete with a fire pit and pergola. Jason also installs a small pond and waterfall to add a peaceful, calming element to the space.
One of the most challenging aspects of the project is installing a new deck. The ground beneath the backyard is uneven, and Jason must come up with a creative solution to make it level. He decides to raise the deck on concrete pillars, which not only gives the deck a stable foundation, but also adds an interesting design element to the space.
Throughout the episode, Jason offers helpful tips and tricks for homeowners looking to improve their own outdoor spaces. He emphasizes the importance of creating a cohesive design that matches the style of the home and the preferences of the homeowners. He also stresses the importance of creating a space that is low-maintenance and easy to care for.
The episode is filled with plenty of drama and excitement as Jason and his team face various challenges along the way. From adjusting plans on the fly to dealing with unexpected setbacks, the team must think creatively to get the job done. But in the end, the homeowners are left with a beautiful, functional outdoor living area that perfectly fits their needs.
Overall, "Fence Me In" is a must-watch episode for anyone looking to improve their own outdoor space. With Jason's expert guidance and plenty of creative ideas, viewers are sure to come away with plenty of inspiration for their own landscaping and outdoor living projects.
