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I Hate My Yard

Season 3 • Episode 11 • Shady Hillside Retreat

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I Hate My Yard Season 3, Episode 11: Shady Hillside Retreat

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Sara Bendrick gives purpose to a lengthy, logistically challenging yard with a tranquil water feature, custom fort and shade garden. Plus, salvaged bricks are used to create a barbecue station and a small patio. Watch I Hate My Yard Season 3, Episode 11 Shady Hillside Retreat in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of I Hate My Yard Season 3, Episode 11 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Overgrown and Underused

A couple has an overgrown mess of a backyard and no clue how to tackle it. Sara Bendrick wipes the slate clean and builds a raised deck with a built-in hot tub, a cozy hammock and personalized planters.
2

Green Thumb Undone

Sara Bendrick rescues two homeowners from a dead and dying backyard. A patio, barbecue island and shuffleboard table that doubles as extra dining space are just the beginning of their new outdoor dream space.
3

Romantic Rustic Barnyard

Sara Bendrick transforms a homely backyard into a stylish dream space featuring a rustic dining area, a palatial chicken coop and a tricked-out custom play area.
4

Lawn and Order

Sara Bendrick restores order to a couple's unruly backyard. She comes up with a plan to accommodate all members of the family, from a lengthy dog run and cozy lounge area to a fun play tent for the kids.
5

Adventure Zone

Sara Bendrick conjures her inner child to create a family-friendly space to play. For the kids, a Plexiglass art easel and a truly organic balance beam. For the parents, a sophisticated seating nook and custom benches with a view.
6

Mid-Century Lounge

Sara Bendrick takes one backyard from junky to funky with a swanky cocktail lounge, deck, seating area and bar.
7

Eco Surf Shack

Sara Bendrick transforms a rotting, underutilized backyard into an oasis for a surf- and sun-loving family.
8

Concrete Overload

A pair of handy homeowners are completely overwhelmed by a backyard that is wall-to-wall concrete. Scrapping every bit of concrete would be too expensive, so Sara Bendrick embraces it with some creative solutions.
9

Repurposed and Refueled

A couple bought their two-bedroom Craftsman because it had a huge backyard. Unfortunately, they are stuck on what to do with it. Sara Bendrick works with their existing features to create an eclectic entertaining space.
10

Yard Divided

A couple has a decent sized yard, but it's divided up and of little use to them as is. Sara Bendrick devises a plan to unify the space by removing trees and using cascading steps to connect a dining patio and lounge area.
11

Shady Hillside Retreat

Sara Bendrick gives purpose to a lengthy, logistically challenging yard with a tranquil water feature, custom fort and shade garden. Plus, salvaged bricks are used to create a barbecue station and a small patio.
12

Vintage Outdoors

A couple has a passion for both the outdoors and the 1920s, so Sara Bendrick combines those two varied styles to create a funky, unique space.
13

Entertaining Entrepreneurs

A couple both work from home, and their uninspiring backyard makes them want to stay indoors all the time. Sara Bendrick brings some much-needed style and function to the space.