The hedges are looking amazng!! Great job Lee

we are doing a simlar job at some ALMS houses, the holly hedge is a bit slanted and its getting higher and higher, sometimes you just have to cut in hard to keep them nice and tight, although for us it would have been better to do this during winter so this time of year we can trim, but as we have had multiple requests, well...neeeds must, nice job matey, they look awsome

Looks 100x better than earlier in the year Lee, do you still look after the flats where there was one always moaning about the noise of the machinery ?

You were so right to be so ‘brutal’ and we all knew it would recover but…..Wow, just Wow! Those drone shots really show it off, too. 👏🏼👏🏼

A transformation! An artist who works 😊

I admire your ability to all of this without having to string a rope or such to keep the hedges truly straight. Lovely job on those hedges.

Lovely job chap! I enjoy hedgecutting, but find the big ones really tiring these days. Did a big one a couple of weeks ago, was about 15ft high, 120ft long, and 8ft wide. Absolutely knackered me out!

i hate ivy

Nice ! There's only one hedge in my area that could compare with these. The reward for doing a big chop on them initially. 👍👍👍

Hi love channel not pushing battery tools all the time

As time goes by they will get squarer and squarer. Eventually they will become even more striking and healthier. All the neighbors and residents will talk about you.

Absolutely perfection 🎉

Proves the LHL way is the best way! Spectacular job Lee, looks amazing! 👏👏👏👍🤩🙌😊🙏

I’ve watched this from the beginning and how you’ve transformed the seriously neglected hedges to something of great beauty, has been amazing Lee. The residents and you must be so happy. Pity some of the residents are parking so close to the hedges, making maintenance difficult. This is superb Lee and thank you so much for sharing with us, much appreciated 👍💎👍💎👍

I remember you saying “What have I done?!😰”. Well, it seems …YOU DONE GOOD! ✅. Beautiful job! x

The residents must be over the moon with the work carried out.A+ thanks Lee 😊

Nice job 👍 the mask while cutting ivy is good idea can be very dusty even worse when on busy road good luck to you sir 🫡

Mate, I just got a HLA56 battery cutter and I'm impressed, batteries go a long way and so much better for weight and vibration. I was getting serious numbness and pins and needles from using my long reach for big jobs, my arteries are screwed, but if you're starting to get issues as we're getting older, try one, see what you think. You can get an extra half meter extension on them to help with the reach as well.

Hi Lee , first class job .. very tidy. Is this a one day every fortnight job ? Regards Drew in South Belfast .

Come on folks 👍👍👍 let’s show Lee some support for a magnificent job.👍👍👍

Lovely hedges you have cut Lee. You are a FANTASTIC gardener.

Great result Lee. The residents must be very happy to see the grounds looking so much better and level. They can walk on the pavements without dodging the bushes now. That ivy is a menace. Once it gets in the roof it will do so much damage, had it in my garage and it lifted woodwork and strangled the gutter clips. Personally, I would take it down to the same height as the hedges in the winter. Lovely job. 😄

Absolutely lovely! Doing a hard cut back was so needed! Goes to show, they will bounce back with some patience. Fantastic results, Lee!!!

Glad you put the video on the improvement of the hedges that you cut back at the beginning of the season Lee

Wow Lee that has really come on since you took it over those hedges are looking great but see the issue getting in foe you so think you right cutting them back as the other is would look great What a lovely place it looks so peaceful there Kepp doing the great work you do Lee look forward to watching it transform into s stunning place

Hi Lee, What a big difference you have given the residents there garden back,it looks really nice.. You must be pleased now with how its beginning to take shape,and only going to get better.. Its going to be your pride and joy,especially as you have created it.. Its a big job to take on,even on a maintenance level... Congratulations to you....😊

Unbelievable transformation. It just shows that being a perfectionist in your trade is so necessary. Beautiful work Lee👍👊😊

Absolutely stunning Lee 👍👍👍you are the only gardener i have found with the exact same work ethics as mine 😁😁😁

WOW! WOW! WOW!.... Not like me I know but....SPEECHLESS!! What a transformation, DEFO A MASTERCLASS in hedge cutting. Loved seeing this video TFS 💯👏👏

1st place. Hi Lee I hate ivy, it has taken over. That's a great tool for cutting it away. The hedge is amazing, it's a credit to you. ❤ Sue

That's what you call a transformation.

Hi what is that tool you using when pulling up the vines as I can't seem to find a good one good job thanks

Quite ridiculous! No information about the strength of the Sodium Hypochlorite and the dilution level. The chemical works perfectly well. But follow somebody who knows what he/she is doing. And it needs to be left (at the proper dilution level) for at least 45 minutes. It then needs to be jetwashed off to remove dissolved lichen and moss.

Customers 😢

Interesting you guys call them tubs and in America they are pots or planters. ❤

Bit of a pointless video if you're not going give solutions!

We'll done Lee. Naughty customer.

Listen to Lee. You know it makes sense.

I have learned over the years who is a "plant person" and who is not. I grow a lot of tropical plants, which as you might guess, living in the Southeastern US like I do, you almost have to work to kill them. Boy can some people work hard to kill easy-care plants in pots that I give them. I know we get 60 inches of rain a year on the Gulf Coast, but you HAVE to water plant pots all the time. It's not in the ground. I know how you feel about the customer not getting the results and the joy they could get if they just followed your simple instructions. I'm giving plants as gifts, but it's sad when I drive by their house and see what could've easily been a beautiful dracaena or the like crisped up like paper in a fire.

Hi Lee , watering is vital with bedding plants in pots . Good video… warts and all ! Drew in south Belfast .

I’ve got 3 rain barrels, 100 200 and 300. Brill for summer.

Know exactly where you're coming from, I have clients that don't water anything! Problem is, it can take all day to water everything. Constantly moving multiple sprinklers ,whilst using watering cans. Which means I have no time to do the maintenance!!

Such a shame.... did you take the customer around each pot to show him the indications of "lack of water" that he should look for? just a thought. Stay safe Lee

That would break my heart too Your looking years younger without that beard ❤❤❤❤

Had the same mate with a few lawn renovations which I had suggested waiting until autumn to complete. Despite my advice and further advice to water it 3/4 times a day (which was accepted by the client) and upon returning, it had clearly not been watered enough. Even more annoying, one suggested they may have watered it too much and the seed had slipped, yet no visibility of this.... My suspicions are that once the seed begins to germinate, the client does not keep up with the watering in the first few days, the tap root dies and the grass plants perish and shrivel to nothing leaving almost no trace. Its frustrating and I get it. Chin up Lee

good pot weather yesterday 🌨️👍