Gardening in Seattle

A drab backyard goes from no style to enchanted and stylish in this dramatic makeover.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionBefore this yard was nothing but boring layouts and beds of weeds.
After Linda landscaped the front yard herself, she's ready for some help with the backyard. The concrete patio is an unattractive addition to the yard, and they need a place to hide the trash cans. Most importantly, they want a safe and enchanting space where their two little girls, Gabrielle and Marissa, can play.

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