Exmark marks 10 years of DIY backyard video series

Exmark is celebrating a decade of its Done-In-A-Weekend Projects video series, which has produced 59 episodes offering homeowners how-to guidance for outdoor living spaces. The company is highlighting popular projects and free access to the full library on its Backyard Life site.

Why it matters: - The Done-In-A-Weekend Projects series has become a long-running DIY resource for homeowners looking to improve outdoor living spaces. - Exmark is using the 10-year milestone to reinforce Backyard Life as a destination for lawn, garden and outdoor living content. - The full video library is available free of charge, which broadens access for homeowners tackling weekend projects.

What happened: - Exmark is celebrating 10 years of its Done-In-A-Weekend Projects video series. - The series focuses on practical guidance and projects for improving outdoor living spaces. - Landscape designer Doug Scott of Redeem Your Ground in Atlanta hosts the series. - The series has produced 59 episodes in its first decade. - Exmark is highlighting the anniversary by revisiting some of the series’ most popular projects.

The details: - Featured projects include how-to videos for building pergolas, water features, barbeque islands and vertical gardens. - The series also includes videos on effective lawn watering and striping techniques. - Other episodes explain how to choose plants for landscaping. - Scott often works with other landscape professionals to provide more specific instruction. - Greg Hutson of All Outdoor Lawn Services appears with Scott in the “How to Build a Water Feature” video. - Brian Latimer, an MLB professional fisherman and lawn care expert, joins Scott on “What is Lawn Striping?” - Every Done-In-A-Weekend Projects video is available free on the Exmark Backyard Life site. - Backyard Life also carries Exmark Original Series videos including Backyard Life, Dream Yards, Signature Stories and Prime Cuts.

Between the lines: - Exmark is signaling that the series has moved beyond a simple how-to format into a broader content platform for backyard living. - The mix of DIY projects, technical lawn tips and expert guest appearances suggests the company is targeting both casual homeowners and more serious yard enthusiasts. - The anniversary recap also helps repackage existing content for continued audience reach without launching a new product.

What's next: - Exmark says more Done-In-A-Weekend Projects episodes are coming in the future. - Backyard Life will continue to serve as the home for the series and related outdoor living content. - Exmark directs readers to Backyard Life for more information.