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100 DIY Landscaping Ideas to Spruce Up Your Yard and Add Curb Appeal

By Emilie Bradford
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76. Vertical Garden Tower

A homemade vertical tower growing an abundance of succulents makes quite the statement!

77. Contemporary Water Feature

Believe it or not, this contemporary water feature is not only beautiful but budget-friendly. It was built for under $30!

78. Hammock

In my opinion, every yard should have a hammock! They are the best place to read a book and look at the stars.

79. Low Maintenace

One of the challenging parts of a water feature is the up-keep. So here’s a water feature you can build that’s low maintenance!

80. Flagstone Pathway

Learn how to DIY your flagstone pathway with this easy-to-follow tutorial to get the look you want.

81. Grill Gazebo

Have any carpentry skills? Put them to use with this perfect project to create that summer BBQ paradise.

82. Vegetable Garden Spiral

Plant shade-loving vegetables in the lower-half and sun-loving vegetables up-top!

83. Pebble Mosaic

This project will take a lot of time and patience, but when you step back and look at the end result, you will be very proud of your work!

84. Wood Stepping Stones

Geometric goodness with these modern and chic stepping stones made quickly and on a low budget.

85. Billowy Bali Retreat

For meditation fanatics out there this particular retreat area should probably be included in your landscaping plans!

86. Rain Garden

Don’t waste water. Instead, channel your rainwater into a rainwater garden filled with water-loving plants!

87. Gravel Garden

A gravel garden is beneficial for various reasons; less weeding, less mowing and looks divine.

88. Wooden Door Arbor

Recycle some old wooden doors and make an arbor leading into your newly renovated yard!

89. Bocce Court

Any bocce players here? I know I am! I would love to have to this professional-looking court in my yard!

90. Bamboo Water Feature

Bring some zen to your yard with a stunning DIY bamboo water feature that is blissful and charming.

91. Mosaic Stepping Stones

Use your creativity and imagination to create personalized stepping stones out of broken plates!

92. Brick Garden Wall

Never laid brick before? This tutorial will teach you how to do it resulting in a charming new garden wall.

93. House Pond

A small pond tucked close to the house gives a wonderful and tranquil view from inside.

94. Arbor Bench

A shady place to sit and relax in your yard/garden should always be included. So, why not build your own?

95. Copper Water Wall

You’re probably thinking “Can I make that?” Yes, yes you can! And will definitely be proud of yourself when you do.

96. Fireplace & Bench

A modern and chic DIY fireplace and bench design with perfect storage for wood! Your new favorite place to chill.

97. Paint Palette

Bring a little art into your life, and your garden! A very clever design that you can add to your DIY projects list!

98. Dimension

Give your garden/yard some dimension with something as cheap as modified tomato cages!

99. Willow Arbor

A great project using willow branches to add a natural (and whimsical) touch to your garden.

100. Square Pergola

A distant patio on the hill amongst the wildflowers will surely need a handmade pergola!

We’ve seen everything from incredible outdoor shower projects to instructions on how to lay a brick path to adorable kid-friendly playhouses. We’ve learned how to use mulch to clean things up, to use rocks for a natural-looking wall, and even how to make tall vertical gardens that your neighbors will be talking about for months!

We’ve seen all sorts of examples of projects; now, the only tricky part is choosing which one you’re going to do first! Let us know in the comments below and don’t forget to come back when your project is done with photos of the finished product! Happy crafting!

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