Uneven yard

Flattening an uneven backyard is something that most homeowners can do. Applying a nutritious soil mixture to the lawn and preventing thatch may help prevent future lawn peaks and valleys.

Wondering how to build a shed base on uneven ground? This article dives into the specifics on how to actually DIY a gravel shed foundation.

In hillside and uneven yards, retaining walls help retain soil and rock to create even surfaces and prevent erosion. In this Bay Area home, retaining walls throughout the yard help create leveled spaces for playing and entertaining, but on one side of the yard, outdated construction has made the space... Read more »

An uneven, bumpy lawn isn’t just an eyesore but also takes away from the overall curb appeal of your home. In worse cases can be a major safety hazard with plenty of opportunities to cause trips and falls. It did take me a while to learn how to level a yard and fix a bumpy lawn but here are a few tips on how you can speed up the process.

This garden was sloping and uneven, so we were asked to landscape by the customer to create more level spaces for them to use. We installed modern light grey paving, and added some interest with a sunken seating area to increase privacy from the neighbours. We also installed a variety of raised beds to create a foundation for the customer to add their own touch with planting in the future.

Understanding the reasons behind a rising lawn and uneven patio. Discover solutions for addressing and leveling your outdoor landscape.

It can tame slopes, add dimension, or even double as planting beds or seats. A good retaining wall is basically the superhero of your garden.

Let's face it, gardening on a slope can be a challenge. You picture rows of thriving vegetables and colorful flowers, but instead, you're constantly battling

If you live in a typical suburban house, chances are good you have a side yard — a barren little strip of land between the side of the house and the fence covered in grass or rocks and probably not much else. But one California homeowner, instead of seeing an awkward, useless space, only saw potential. Clued in by the sun streaming through her bedroom window, Rebekah realized her sunny side yard would be the ideal place to grow vegetables.