Building New Flower Beds and getting the PERFECT EDGE!

[@BlueJammer]

Great video! You didn't go too fast and explained everything so that I could understand. Thanks much!

[@RafikiWorks]

Great video. I watched a few and this is one of the better ones I’ve come across. Thank you

[@c0pyimitati0n]

Damn... You made this look so much easier than I was expecting. I thought I had to dig up all the dirt along the side of my house. I didn't realize I could just put landscape fabric down and build on top of that. Wicked!

[@hpain6261]

Only works for 1-2years.

[@chad2831]

@@hpain6261 round up: the ultimate weed barrier.

[@orangeduc3129]

Thanks for your info and timely needed video

[@Outta12]

Knowledge is Power

[@popeboi172]

Great video, i have my first flower bed to build this weekend. Also im planting some hedges, so this video really came in handy. 🙏

[@avoribazion1358]

Am zion from Ghana Africa ❤️🇬🇭 much love 💕

[@b1gdave514]

Snapshot is a awesome weed and grass control thats safe for shrubs and trees..just a different alternative to using the weed mat.

[@rogueengineer]

Thanks for the tip!

[@falfore5863]

Is there any update on what this area looks like now?

[@ThatOCdude]

You could of save the sod to patch that rough area next to your bed. 😁

[@Croy617]

You should always cut the grass and weed wack next to the bed before mulching, because the grass clipping get into the newly fresh mulch bed

[@TheBmonster1]

Spread Preen on it also

[@srinik-td2wy]

Excellent I’m going to do now 😊

[@elitelawn9547]

Great job!

[@tcerecords5253]

I like to run a second edger line on the inside of the bed before using the spade edger at an angle

[@budd2482]

Great video! What kind of boots and pants are those. If I’m doing this.. I gotta look the part. Lol

[@jeredmattson9]

great video, now that it’s been a couple years would you have done anything differently? i plan to copy your project!

[@PeteyPablo408]

Is there something you would recommend to put up against the vinyl wall of the house for a raised retaining wall type flower bed since it will be about 15 inches in dirt and will get water?

[@stevenmchenry9276]

You guys are the best

[@bruizzr]

Only change I would make is planting the flowers first then putting the sheet in last. Cut a cross over the flowers and pull she down staple them around the roots.

[@campbellmanagement4582]

Try to cut grass and mow before the mulch . It will give a better look and cleaner mulch . If your landscaping , customers like the cleaner look when your finishing , guaranteed!

[@donnasmith3433]

Nicely done!

[@adrenedavis8137]

Thanks for the video.

[@erock736]

Weed barrier is for rocks, no need for that with mulch if you mulch right.

[@LetTruthWin]

Mulch near your foundation is not actually a good thing. It eventually attract termites. Best this is to leave At least 6 inch space and fill it with stone or some other barrier

[@hungtsan9733]

How’s the weed control holding up

[@kajekage9410]

So definitely other aspects of that lawn that probably should have been dealt with first lol. What was the point of the trench?

[@james_hill2482]

He sure do loves ryobi. You see I love EGO!!

[@ericdavis2875]

What'd this project cost not including tools?

[@lorenzoalonzo2685]

You need to do a nice edge now, so you can see it from far distance

[@almawalsh7843]

What's the name of the fertilizer used?

[@addisondixon6644]

Should have loosened up the root balls on those plants before planting them ..the roots won't spread properly and will grow in a circle pattern in the hole and will eventually choke the plants.

[@orangeduc3129]

Please what type of mulch did you use?

[@lizmelendreras8633]

6 foot where?

[@gottagrindtogetit]

think he meant 6 inches

[@lamar2741]

No fair you had an auger 😜 nah joking Great Video!!

[@Nurse_Lucy]

Ugh. I hate gardening with weed fabric. I'd rather mulch deeply and pull as they come up than get frustrated later trying to add more or different plants

[@nicoleotte2433]

Same. Weed fabric is my absolute nemesis. I’m ripping all of ours out right now, and it’s a gigantic pain.

[@rogueengineer]

I agree with you but it was worth it in this case instead of trying to remove all the sod.

[@Anonymous-si7oc]

Use cardboard

[@SophisticatedLuxury9584]

How deep does the holes had to be for the flowers?

[@lyndaross4617]

You keep new plant level with the soil, add soil conditioner first and bit of space around plant, give plant a good soak in water before planting, tease roots out slightly to get them started.

[@laurenb6451]

I would never use weed mat. Then the soil can never be amended. I turn the sod upside down and put a thick layer of wood chips from the town(free) on top and reapply annually.

[@belindaayewoh437]

Could have tried using cardboard rather than plastic to control weeds.

[@christopherwilliams5808]

Seems like a lot of work. I'd hire someone to do all the dirty work for me.

[@0.0표범]

I wonder how much all of this cost.. 👁👄👁 it looks nice though.

[@nima16042]

I must have had someone do this in my yard because about 8-10" underneath the weeds and clover there's disgusting old plastic everywhere. Anyone who does this belongs in jail, it looks terrible, terrible for the environment. Bad, masculine design

[@rachelearles8768]

Masculine design 🤣🤣

[@nima16042]

@@rachelearles8768 lol i just FEEL when I enter a garden that its designed by a man (usually overly neat with boring boxwoods, lack of blooms). doesn't have the soft touch (unless they're gay!)

[@stevenferro]

fake engineer builds a flower bed, sick!

[@mikeg5407]

Sloppy.. That looks really bad