It looks usable and inviting for the new owner to have a wonderful time in! We were 96° last weekend but in the high 80s so far this week. AC is on and I’m watching you garden on KZfaq! 🎉😅.

Wear light colours when the sun's strong Martin! Good job on the greenhouse but I hope the new family don't demolish it after all your efforts, that'd be sad! Here's hoping.

I like 60 celcius

Your homeowners must feel so relieved once you are done. The changes are always remarkable. I think it would be encouraging if you left them a potted flowering garden plant somewhere in the landscape, as if to say . . . "Here is your starter garden, now carry on."

Hello Martin! I enjoyed your new intro. 😊. I understand about the heat; yesterday, here in Missouri, our high temp was 97 degrees Fahrenheit with a “feels” like temp of 101 degrees!!!😮. It was miserable outside. I enjoy the cooler temps so much more! The greenhouse looks so much better!! Take care and God bless you and your family! Sincerely, Diane 😊

If English Ivy was eatable, none of us would go hungry!

You did it!

I hate ivy! Glad it was your job and not mine 😂

Bet they were pleased to see their garden back 😊 good job!

It looks very good tidy . You must put a wet towel around your neck. Job well done

Looks so much better well done.

Hi Martin. I don’t envy you one bit for being in this heat. When we get a beautiful day of sunshine it’s so intense. I can’t remember a day where the wind hasn’t been blowing yet as soon as the good weather came in it’s disappeared. The seasons have merged into possibly three seasons at most. I live fifteen minutes or so from the coast in Cornwall yet the just seems to be no soft breeze anywhere. Not that I mean it to come across as moaning it’s just so strange to me how the weather has changed since I was a kid. Plus in Cornwall we have the highest water rates which makes it difficult with watering the plants. Every drop of grey water counts. I shall miss seeing the hard work you do in this lovely garden when the new owners take it on. Well done, you’ve really brought it back to life in the right way xx

Hello Martin, I am glad you finally made it into the greenhouse. It does look a lot better! And they have a nice collection of recycled pots to start using it. The milky glass will filter the sun a bit, and it can be cleaned when the cooler days come. It remembered how to rain here, now it can't remember how to stop, and I miss the sun. At least when its raining its warmer than when its frosting. I hope you didn't suffer too much from your hot day under glass.

Как всё было продумано у этой женщины, которая раньше здесь жила, в этом саду. Отличная теплица для выращивания рассады. Я бы конечно ещё позади теплицы живую изгородь постригла пониже, чтобы больше света проникало внутрь.

Hi, Martin. Fantastic job on this greenhouse. Take care.

Great clean up Martin, I hope you saved all those little garden stakes, they are perfect in a greenhouse, cheers!!👍👍

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Wow. Didn’t realize that those vines took up so much room. Looks great. Good job 👍

Yeah, the " greenhouse effect" is actually where they got that phrase for climate warming. That greenhouse holds the heat and humidity inside it waaay too well!..and yowza!! They are not kidding! You did a great job cleaning the greenhouse out! It looks fantastic...and so inviting now. I hope the new family enjoys it as much as the dear lady before them. You both have left a lovely legacy!❤

excellent job

Beautiful job, lucky clients to get a greenhouse all built and ready for them. Swop you your 27c for my 13 c here in western Australia. I hate winter 🥶 Stay well 💚🐝

Good job as far as you went. I guess I can see your not cleaning the glass, but you really should have organized stuff on the shelves if you’re serious about wanting the new owners to keep it. Would not have taken 5-10 minutes.

Martin, I would like to have a greenhouse but that would be another thing to take care of. Ivy is such a invasive plant. I planted it under a maple tree where I had made a stone border. It killed the tree. I tried cutting it off the tree but it prevailed. It has been extremely 🥵 hot here. I can only work outside in the morning until about eleven. I bet it was at least ten degrees warmer inside the greenhouse. It looks good now. 😊

Fantastic job! It all looks so nice. Keep cool and drink lots of cool water, too. Rest after a lot of work, too. 😁

My husband is the same about cooler weather. He's from the Central California coast, he grew up across the street from the Pacific Ocean, so the summers on the California coast always gets overcast gray skies, it gets pretty cold and the hotter it is inland, the colder it gets on the coast. I grew up in the Los Angeles area, it got overcast also but it cleared up and it was warm but not too hot, luckily. Most of the towns cities near the coast, the homeowners don't have A/C, that's how the older homes were built because of the sea breeze. We moved two hours inland in a central valley city, a lot cheaper homes lol but it gets up to 105° F..Yikes! And of course we turn up the A/C. Most of the coastal cities don't get as hot and near the mountains it's not too hot either. My husband loves going on vacation during the winter. Where a lot of people go on vacation (Holiday to you) during the spring and summer. We take long road trips to different states that have all the snow. It's beautiful and seeing all the mountains covered in snow, the Grand Canyonf looks beautiful with all the snow draped all on the cliffs and all the other national state parks are amazing. Plus, a lot less tourists and hotel rates go down lol..he prefers cold weather, I just don't care for the gloomy gray skies and after we married and I moved to Cambria, we lived in a cute home by the ocean where he grew up, we had an ocean view and hear the ocean waves, but I hated the daily gray skies and wearing a pullover sweater or a light jacket during the summer. I use to drive east to another central California town just to feel the sun! Lol.. Btw, in Cambria, California, there was a really good restaurant called, The Brambles. And I used to live near Hawthorne, CA., on Hawthorne Blvd. And we lived on Norfolk Ave. in Cambria. California has a lot of names from England 🙂..I forgot, my husband is taking me to San Diego to make up for all the winter snowy vacations! A nice resort and a big swimming pool 😂

You forgot to mention that it's 20 degrees hotter in that greenhouse 😅 You did a nice tidy on it, but its seen better days.

I’m sure the hot house was just that!

I used to put a bunch of small logs together and make a rabbit house. Put some veggies in the winter for them and they would go in it. It is really hard to grow stuff here in my desert! Yard looks great!

Lookin good!

What I would give for it to stay under 90f during summer and 30’s - 60’s in winter. At least I don’t like in Chicago with -30 to -70 below zero in January and February! I’ll think cool thoughts and ice cubes for you!

What I would give for it to stay under 90f during summer and 30’s - 60’s in winter. At least I don’t like in Chicago with -30 to -70 below zero in January and February! I’ll think cool thoughts and ice cubes for you!

lol!!!! 70 degrees in house 103 degrees today outside!! In the desert!!! 🌵

👍👍 good job

Fab job as usual. You have given the new owners a starting point to get growing.❤

I’ve been waiting for the greenhouse! You’ve done such a great job restoring this garden to it former glory. I hope the new owners keep you on. And, of course it’s the hottest day so far. Life is like that….

I would have cut the height of the bushes down to no more than 6 feet behind the greenhouse, so much ivy to get under control.

Ugh. Ivy and brambles are awful. You smashed it, Martin, but hopefully you didnt have heat exhaustion afterwards😮

Great job Martin 👏, you said you’d go back and tackle it! 😀 I felt for you in the heat, I live where today it is 93, feels like 104 with humidy. Your temp would be a relief for me, especially with that breeze blowing, but hot is hot! 🥵 I love cool weather, I long ago decided I was born in wrong place! 😀😂 The greenhouse is nice & tidy, ready to grow seeds/plants. You being hot, but you still cut the low hanging limbs! That’s because you are a true gardener! 😊 Watching and enjoying from Texas 🇺🇸

Another great job and yet again she’ll be saying thank you Martin. Lovely finale to this little series here’s hoping new owners keep it up. Very brave venturing into a greenhouse in that heat!

Much improvement, I've been waiting for this part very much. Sorry your battling the heat also, I'm in Christchurch NewZealand

27C is hot in Canada too, Ii like it at around 22C

I like your channel mate, you do a nice neat job. being a red head with pale skin I can sympathise with you on the heat front. Except I live in southern NSW Australia It commonly gets to 45° c in the summer probably averages around 36. I do gardening as a bit of a side hustle. One summers day I did three gardens 40°…..for shits and giggles weighed before I left home. Took 6 litres of water with me, drank the lot, and weighed when I got home I was 2.5kg lighter than when I left after consuming the 6 litres. I’m with you not a fan of the heat lol

Great job❤

Fantastic job!

Hi Martin 👋 You did a wonderful job of tidying up the greenhouse. It must've felt like a sauna in there! Nothing phases you Martin. It's so satisfying to see it ready & waiting for the next owner. Thank you 👍

Regarding our body temperatures,my mother moved from England to Oklahoma USA, she was put on blood thinners. So yes it does make a big difference! Looks fantastic though! ❤

SWEET! I'm soo happy to see you tackle that little greenhouse. 🤩 In the state it was in, it muddied your fantastic garden tidy ups there. It's an ittle bitty thing, isn't it? Glad you trimmed behind the shed, because it was going bonkers! I think about all of the castles and manors about the UK that for centuries allowed Ivy and Climbing Hydrangeas to dig deep into the buildings exteriors. Granted it is STUNNING, but it would be a full time job just to keep it all wrangled. I see many gardeners removing it now, so that the structures can be repaired from the damage. SIDE-NOTE: I watch a guy, Ben Saunders of Flawless Cleaning, who's been restoring gardens and homes (for free) and showing up-close what the Ivy damage has done. He is doing a series right now for the lovely Jim & Jean (oh my I want to sit with the 77 year old Jim and have tea, biscuits and hear about his life!!) What a joy it is to see Ben and his cohorts work to give Jim and his disabled wife a total refresh. He has done another series as well with Norman and Peggy... such awesome, inspiring work. I cry at each one. Sorry not sure why I rambled on about that, but what he's been doing , what you are doing, makes my heart smile. (kzfaq.info?search_query=flawless+cleaning+services) Wow, all that for "Ivy"! 🤣 As for the Climbing Hydrangea, we had it on our brick fireplace for at least a decade, but realized the damage it was doing. I'd had the 3 back surgeries and just couldn't keep up. I wish you could have seen it though! We had a stone face hanging within the leaves. I think I still have a picture of it somewhere... I feel for you trying to work in 81* weather which is bad enough, but working inside an oven of glass, retaining that heat to I imagine nearing high 90's couldn't have been fun! It was a good tidy up! Boy, I'd love to putter around inside there, on a MUCH cooler day, that is! I'm a whiner when it gets too hot. I love Lakewood (just south of Seattle), but the weather has become much hotter thanks to climate changes. We used to be Maritime weather, much rainier, but now it is not surprising to hit well over 100* 😳. Often. Well, Martin, I apparently missed seeing your smiley face and blathered on enough for 8 of your videos 🤣 I was so happy to see one this morning, that I had to get a coffee and some lunch while I watched. No interruptions allowed! I have to do the same when I watch Ben's videos too! (@FlawlessCleaningServices) You 2 are my FAVORITES!! Well, I hope you are well. Stay cool! Good vibes from Western Washington 💛🖤💛 Stacy M

Ivy. Growing in and taking over the greenhouse….the horror 😱😱😱. You kicked a$$ on clearing the whole thing out and putting it back to rights! 🙌🙌🙌💯💯💯💚💚💚

It would have been a lot hotter inside the greenhouse even with the door open so not an ideal job for a hot day but it needed doing and you made a huge difference.

California desert, nearly triple digit here.