Even though I am in the United States, I love watching your videos....I also like how you pay attention to all the little things unlike over here for most part. It's nice to see your customers trust you enough to make the decisions on how much to trim the bushes.

You do a wonderful JOB it Looks so Nice when you are done!!!

So much cleaner looking. Good job

Another masterclass! love getting everything seperated, opens up a garden so much. Top work Lee!!!

Another excellent job you have done.

You can't beat a good cut everything back and let it regrow. I cut my Photenia back really hard every five years or so and it always looks amazing by the next growing season. Love your videos Lee.

that is something you made it look better.the owner of that area has not been thinking too well should have kept it cleared & neat.

Good morning, Lee! Have a nice day! 🤗🇧🇷

Great vid again Lee just love watching these 👍

What a beautiful makeover,brilliant 👏👏👏

Beautiful tidy up and then the rain just in time

As always just great work!!!!!!

Tremendous improvement , hard to believe how much work was needed , top job Lee .

Lee ,amazing work. Thanks for your wonderful videos I love your magic touch of artwork on lawns. Stay safe as you work.

Another fine job looks great cant beat a mulching tidy saves so much time even in the nasty weather

Thanks for video. Brilliant the way u get rid waste. Thanks for tip.i mulch on my jobs now.make life so much easy. Thanks again

Great job looks neat and clean, lovely garden!

Loving your work x

Another great job! Yours work is awesome!

Like you said at start, didnt look like anything needed doing but..... What a difference when you had finished! just shows how a true professional can make a garden look TFS Stay Safe Lee

A1 job love your work too good

You got that place lookin' nice! I like the way you work. Smarter not harder.

So different looking at the same yard through your well trained eye vs my untrained. I couldn't see much you could do until you did it. Well done.

Love your attention to detail. Vert artistic Gardner

Mulching on site is like Garlic Bread.. Tis' the future! Loving the separation..this is what I try and achieve ( and point out to the customer ..will benefit the garden ).. Have a great Christmas and of course keep up with the tips and videos :)

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌. From Brazil.

Hi Lee great video I like you tend to give it a good cut back sometimes things need it, keep the videos coming please they are Always very informative and enjoyable to watch, hope to see you soon. Take care.... 🎄😁

I think I'd have been even more brutal with that privet shrub down the side at front. People panic thinking its never going to come back but with certain shrubs you can do this. Nice job Lee.👍👍👍

Another fine, fine piece of work Lee 👍👍. Its good that you take time to show the importance of Shrub distincion. Another year almost over. Trust you have a well earned rest over Christmas Lee. Regards Jim from J.S.G.S N.IRELAND 🏡🌳🌳🌳✂️🚛👊

Looks mint! Love the mulching idea I’ve been trying to persuade my boss to start doing it. Forever backwards and forwards to the tip with a trailer full of bags

Nice one mate 👍👍

Thanks Lee

First time viewer, subscribed!

FairPlay you do such a good job, look after peoples property so respectfully and they way you check for any wildlife in bushes before chopping at them👏👏👏 can I have a job with you 😂😜

Hi lee great 👍 job of your tidy up garden 🪴 it’s surprising how much rubbish you get out of. The borders good way of getting rid of it with your mower as you say it will take a few weeks to come back ❤️🇬🇧👍🪴David

Great video Lee, I like the way you mulch and put back into the beds. I just wish I could master using the strimmer for doing the edges of the grass. Practice makes perfect I suppose

Strong work Lee. Crossing all appendages you'll get the maintenance on it. Will be nice to see you bring it along to its full potential. You could have called this one, "Divide and Conquer" or "The Garden That Feeds Itself" 😉

Love it Lee! Come to Australia and do my yard! Would make a good video😎

We had one Hydrangea in our garden, we called it the Lone Rangea

As you said, for now it looks very bleak, but it will be better next year. I hate 2 or 3 plants growing into each other. People by them small and plant them too close, they do not think they will grow. Oh?

Nice video

I like how you take care of everything in the yard. That's not so common here.

Oh the perks of living in a flat area. If I don't have a dozen steps to negotiate, the beds are raised or decked with pea gravel.

hay bud what mulcher mower is that your using . thanks ben

Hello Lee ,great tidy up! Thanks for all the explanation. What are the make of loppers that you use?

Very informative and I love the attention to detail, true professionalism 👍, could you tell me how you did the camera footage, as it followed you around and the selfie stick is invisible 🤔, cheers great work have subbed 😁

Lee, Get your camera fixed! It will enhance your work and the beautiful garden. Love you videos.

Hi Great video,would you mulch the clippings from a hawthorn hedge or carefully bin them ?

Another outstanding job Lee! How is Frank doing?! Take care. Your Florida fan!

I missed the hyper lapse snipping and machine sounds. All those hanging ornaments! Those and garden lights everywhere are things I hate working around. Another nice neat job under your belt. (Cheaper to put headlights on your mower than to travel back the next day to finish?)

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What blade is on the mower Lee?? Great video im looking forward to next season already

Another brilliant productive tidy up, can I ask, when you mulch all the clippings down with the mulching mower, do you start off with it at full height then keep dropping the height as you go over it again? I want to try that next time but I wasn’t sure exactly how to do it.

Phil what is the modul number of your extendable trimmer.looking to get the same one

when you talk about the plant you are pruning, could you show the plant up close so we can see what it is, I am really learning quite a lot form you.

You must have good customers because mine have a wige if I do that

Hey Lee, can you show how to cut back a lace cap hydrangea? I heard they were difficult to keep blooming.

Hi Lee Where do you take your waste when you can't leave it on site ?

I am sorry for taking you off task and this has nothing to do with landscaping but hey you get work from it. My nephew and his fiance just bought their first home outside of London and I wanted to get them a housewarming/Christmas present in the form of quality Cordless Power Tools. I would purchase here in the States, add some accessories then mail to them. My question is, is there an adaptor that would allow the cordless battery charger I send them to use your power source? Do you have any websites you use to buy tools? Hope I am not being a pest. Love your videos.

Hi Lee

It's a shame the video is completely cropped in,

I’ve never seen that done before , but its incredible improvisation with the lawn mower. Does that not damage your blade big fella?👍 Tam.

ah I see, you would need a chainsaw as you explained

that big hedge is blocking out a lot of sunlight, would have loved to have seen you whack a good foot off lol

Why do people not paint their fences?

Chi

Can,t see what you are doing.