Bit Of A Situation At This Lawn Clearance | Neighbors Complaining Continues..

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Continuing the work from the previous video neighbours complained... This property was overgrowing over the fences which caused both neighbours to complain to the property owner.. Luckily we are on hand to sort this out!!
Join us as we tackle an overgrown garden that has been neglected for years, leaving piles of wood and debris scattered throughout the space. Our team of expert gardeners will demonstrate how to effectively clear away the wood and debris, revealing the beauty of the garden once again.
We begin by assessing the area and developing a plan to safely remove the wood and debris. Then, using a range of tools and techniques, we get to work, carefully moving the wood and debris to a designated area for disposal. We also provide tips on how to properly dispose of wood and debris, ensuring a safe and environmentally friendly approach.
Throughout the video, we showcase the before-and-after footage, demonstrating the incredible transformation that can be achieved with a little hard work and determination. Whether you're a homeowner struggling with an overgrown garden or a gardener looking for inspiration, this video is sure to provide valuable insights and tips on how to effectively clear away wood and debris after years of neglect.
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[@bonniedriggers5944]

As always....you demonstrate what a hard worker you are & no, no one said gardening wasn't hard work! Not after watching you. Can't wait for the next installment. 💚

[@lynnmunday4940]

Hi Alex from Western Australia. Negotiation should always be first, I think and the Ivy (personally hate the plant) will strangle, kill the trees and might fall over in a big storm. This garden is a garden of discovery, at least the spiders aren’t Australian spiders 😮. You don’t need to go to the gym, this garden is a muscle builder. Fantastic work you’re doing. Keep well. Lynn.

[@CKnox-wm6ge]

That was some serious hard graft, well done Alex. The whole area looks so much better than it was when you guys started on it, amazing the amount of garden they’ll get back once it’s cleared & you get the tree work done. Now have a relaxed weekend, rest your back! 😺

[@kdove2110]

You are unwrapping and peeling back the layers....... The anticipation to see the beauty of it when you are done! Excited!

[@sylviasanchez585]

Wow, that ivy is all over and has such thick roots. Great job on another section. 👏

[@charlotteoleary196]

This video is great, it's made me realise how much work I've done as I was feeling like I wasn't getting anywhere. My 90 year old mum has a 120foot garden that hasn't been touched for twenty years, and I've been attempting to landscape it and make it accessible for her. I discovered she had put down black membrane years ago which she'd then covered in old tiles and stones and general rubbish, and it's been one hell of a job to get half a foot of heavy rubbish and soil off a membrane so I could pull it out. Underneath was masses of bindweed.

[@marygrogan8292]

Love watching a real gardener at work. Appreciate all the tips.

[@barbaradionne7768]

I am right there with you. I am in Southern BC Canada and the bane of my existence is pine needles. 40 billion of them in my yard. Good news is that all I have to do is rake them. No digging out required although I did think English Ivy was a good idea a few years ago. Not! It took over and I'm still ripping it out. Thanks for the tips on how best to tackle the stuff. It is pretty and green but INVASIVE for sure. Thanks for the awesome videos. Really enjoy how you do your job. It really is an art. Hard work, but stunning results. Cheers!

[@hilaryraza4561]

I find watching you gardening very therapeutic, it’s a shame it didn’t spear me on to get up and do mine 😂😂

[@PaxPixie7]

Wow! Lots of hard work. Good on you!

[@jamescosgrave626]

Nice one, the fence needs to be replaced any way, cannot wait until next week..

[@MsV2245]

Wow you’re making good progress. It’s going to look awesome once it’s all done. I was glad to see you were back working on this project.

[@tracygarner5912]

😂 I love the sound of the rake sweeping fast.

[@barbkeil-burton6894]

Hi Alex, Wow, that is Some Massive Ivy, You did a Great Job for only 1 person!! Yes will be waiting for the Next Video of you

[@lisaquigley-moon9583]

I cut back Ivey on a rent house I was living in in Tulsa. It’s a never ending battle if you don’t dig up the roots. I enjoyed doing it even though I had decided not to buy the beautiful bungalow. The Ivey had been buried there in the 60’s & the roots were as big as my arm. As long as the neighbor keeps the Ivey on the fence, it’ll be an ongoing problem. The only saving grace is that it will one day rot the fence & when they replace it, maybe they can dig it up

[@barbaramcnair5463]

Let the neighbor know you will be removing the ivy from this side and if it has not rooted on his side it will eventually die and turn brown. That is all you can do for hi

[@nmp6338]

You must be so sore. That is an intense workout. I admire your work ethic. Most landscapers would either refuse the job or start it and just give up. You are truly tenacious and are an an inspiration. I am sure that the owners are worried about cost but in my opinion you are worth a million dollars or pounds (whichever is more)! They have to compensate you to rectify years and years of neglect. May God bless you and keep you safe and healthy.

[@BoppaGram]

So much work, but you are really making progress and it is looking ever so much better.

[@OswestryGrey]

You should cut the Ivy back. If you leave it then it will keep growing over the other side and the neighbour will be forever trying to keep it at bay.

[@yorkie75]

It’s good to see a “real” gardener at work not just someone with a mower and a strimmer. Great job