Absolutely! Those are my favorite because it's the landscaping that can set the home off! Work the perimeter beds, put a few trees out in the yard to break it up, and then put a nice size bed around the mailbox. This will create depth and interest to a home that is somewhat boring. If you ever need help, feel free to write in the comments and I'll do my best. ❤️
Those can be difficult because of the grade. I’d say lining the gravel/creek stone areas where the drain is with landscape beds that hide that a ditch is there. Grasses, tall flowering perennials, etc. I like more of a wispy flowy looks around those spots.
I've been searching for Ideas about landscaping around my septic field which is in my front yard. We didn't have money to get a landscaper when we built the house. they probably would have told us to put in in back. But we put it in front incase we wanted to add a inground pool. (that never happened. so I'm wanting to add curb appeal and somewhat disguise the septic field. we have just a plan two story colonial home.
Those can be tricky to hide. I will see if I can come up with some cool ideas in upcoming videos for hiding unsightly stuff. Thank you for the comment!
I like the new logo with the greenery behind it. I don’t like the purple lit background with the green screen. I like looking at natural things like plants in the landscape. I preferred when you were sitting, no green screen, with warm natural looking light lighting the live set.
Hi Bobby, what do you charge if I sent some pictures of our front and Byard to give us ideas and a layout with all the right plants plugged in like you do? Our front is so boring and we have a great large corner lot with so much grass and I want to create some borders to get our water bill down. Almost a 1/2 acre in total. About 8k in grass for the front and back. Let me know the best way to contact you. Hope to hear from you!
I would love to send you a photo of our new build. We have a new long curved driveway and I'm stumped. How to make our front of the house/along the driveway/ mailbox area, Look as amazing as our house does. Our outside budget was cut all together due to my husband cancer when we built. Now he is cancer free. We FINALLY got our driveway 4 years later and would love to do landscaping. What kind of a fee do you charge for a amazing mock up? Your work is amazing and I would love to proudly display it at our beautiful home. Please let me know. Also thank you for your free contact it helps me alot. We do alot ourselves. It so nice to learn from a pro!!
I’m so in! My family throws a block party every year to help raise money and next years charity focuses on cancer. Congrats to your husband!!!! I’d love to help. Please send a photo to Bobby@bobbykdesigns.com and I can walk you through our design process.👍🏼
Love the redesign. New sub here. What design program are you using? It looks like a great way to help visualize and plan your landscape. I'm looking to reduce my lawn size and add more garden beds with a good flow. I feel like we started our landscaping layout not on site the right foot, as we just put a row of trees around one side (street noise) and behind part of our house (block the direct view of the neighbor's firepit/ hangout area.
Hi, thanks for uploading these kinds of videos! Do you have recommendations or examples of curb appeal for ranch-style houses that have large front yards. How do you break up the landscape so it doesn't look "too much"?
Great question. Yes, I do lots and lots of 3D designs and those are needed to show how to do this. Not something I can really tell in a few sentences. Happy to do a consultation with you or you can sign up for a front yard 3D design if you’re interested? www.bobbykdesigns.com
I’m so excited I came across your channel! What is your price for designing these landscapes? I live in NC but would be interested in getting a design we could use as a guide🤩
Hey there! Would love to help you! Right now there point perspective Design is $197. I also design in 3D if you’re interested in learning about that. bobby@bobbykdesigns.com
