The WORST Overgrown Yard You Have EVER Seen. 

Can’t wait to see your wonderful yard transformation. Got my favourite chair and some beers handy 🍻🍻😁

Well you're going to definitely sharpening all your blades after this one....I say well done💓

You have done quite well with your multi-stage battle. I cheated and glanced toward the end and this is a WOW. If you are "running out of ideas" it is o.k. Most of us have not tackled anywhere near such an overgrown place. You are pioneering and figuring it out and proving to the rest of us it is possible. So, you figure, try and we know you are persistent and will somehow prevail, because you have managed to do so on all of the smaller and different places you've tried. (Tim's Motto: When in doubt, haul out the small mowers.) :)

You're doing a great job Tim and making a huge difference, even if it doesn't feel like you are. Nearly there mate, keep going, we're loving it and the lady will be forever grateful.

It may not be the prettiest, but it sure looks better than when you started. I think it looks fine. I’d be happy with it if I lived there.

Amazing WOW! Can’t wait for the next part !!

It's just incredible what you have done in this yard!! Very well done Tim!!❤️🇺🇸❤️

This is like someone with a sword whacking on a kudzu forest in the American South - you make headway, the vines return with renewed vigor and grow 3 foot/day like a hops vine, then the jungle surrounds, overwhelms, and falls down flat on you, wherein you have to restart hacking out to get an exit, then have to head back in with a wider and wider path of destruction and desolation so that greater and greater walls of kudzu stand above you, climbing into all the trees, and you pulling them down and out, while the roots of former cut locations, start sprouting and running all over the place, like rugrats, ankle biters, and carpet crawlers, keeping one again having to deal with former cuts, in constantly keeping a desolate patch of land that remains desolate so that it can be expanded on - and finally having to cap a nuke on the jungle and sterilize it to the core ... then one can sweep up the carbonized remains with a broom and dust bin ... then plant some new grass ... while the birds come in and cr*p down seeds of raspberries, blackberries, poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, dandelions, burdock, yellow burr clover, pigweed amaranth, sticky vetch, stinging nettle, cat tails, bull rushes, wild mustard, wild anise, hemlock, wild carrot, mullein, plantain, sumac .... and more GD kudzu seeds ! Aughghghghghghghghghghghghghghhg !!!!!!!

Wow, you said you running out of ideas but I don't know what else you could do...unless you want to crawl across the yard, chopping up vines with a machete. It's like a giant bowl of spaghetti and you have to figure out which noodle to cut first! But I'm guessing you're more stubborn than those bushes. You say it's not pretty. I say it looks awesome.

Wow Tim, how long did it take all of that to get so overgrown??? It must've been years considering how long and hard you have worked on it. Just being able to see the back fence is amazing. Awesome job. 👏👏👏❤

I bet you can't wait to be done with that mess! It would give me nightmares of runners grabbing my legs and arms so that the the rest of the plants could swallow me into the earth.😨 I watch alot of horror movies.🤪

It’s like watching a Benny Hill skit. Cut some and pull , cut some more and pull and the weed do not want to come out.

Serious amount of shrubbery!

You need a walk behind string trimmer with a diablo carbide disk saw blade for ground clutter. Also a 700 or above series huskavarna chain saw with a 36 inch chain bar to reach right into the heart of the thatch. Never let a chain saw reach the ground or its worthless almost immediately. For roots at ground level use a reciprocating saw with a collection of diablo blades, they cut even steel and rock. For everything else you seem equiped. Good luck Sir. Being from the pacific northwest USA I understand your plight.

i love the jasmine but that's just way too much omg your doing a gr8 job Tim😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

What type of shrub are you battling there? Weigelia, azalea, lantana? It's so dence and twisted among its self. Your in snake habitat... watch where you put your hands and legs.... Holy crackers I'd be terrified to just walk into that shrubbery heap...ughhh But wow look how much more space has opened in that quadrant. Nature is simply amazing.

Tim, this looks so much better. I hope you include a full before and after in this final video because this was so intensely overgrown. By the end of summer this will look great I am sure. This yard has not been kept up with as I am sure the homeowner would have liked it to be to some time now and it has been awesome to watch you clear it up! So we appreciate this work, she's going to melt with joy, and let that help you push through to the finish 👽

Fantastic video! I love it! What a mess!!! You are very hard working, bravo and thank you for your super channel 😉👍👌👏🇨🇵

You definitely had your work cut out for you on this section,amazing how overgrown it was.but you do what Tim the lawnmower man does you prevailed.great job,great video.just keep doing what your doing and carry on.kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎

Whew! What a job, but you are doing great. As lovely as jasmine smells it's easy to see what an absolute menace it is! Covers and smothers everything in sight, and will grow back from the tiniest piece left lying around unfortunately. Too bad it had covered the trees and shrubs in the backyard. It was hard to see what they might have looked like, but I think you did the best thing taking it all out. Then to top it off, there was all that tradescentia back by that shed sort of thing. Arrrggghhhh. Almost impossible to get rid of. Anyway you have improved the place 90%, Tim, so don't lose heart, the final 10% will be done next time.

👍 You're killin' it, Tim!

I have been waiting for this part. You have done so much and done it superbly. I think it’s looking great! I always look for your snake protection. Do you encounter many snakes?

It’s unbelievable the amount of runners this bush has. It’s endless. You’re doing a great job. Unfortunately if it isn’t kept in check it won’t take long for it to become just as wild again.

That's the biggest monster of a jasmin I have ever seen, just as bad as kudzu, but kudzu is supposedly good for you

A can of diesel and a match would have been the quickest way. Great job, perseverance is the key I suppose.

What an impressive job you are doing and I must say that little mower is really something! Looking forward to the next installment.

Wow that's awesome you are so determined to get it done. You are so wonderful great job on the property!

Full strength you did amazing job there. Super clean yard!

Excellent transformation with all those stubborn vines gone! I'm sure everything will be near perfection when you're finished, as always! 🤗&😘from SE Tennessee, USA!😊

Love watching watching you work. Nice job I watched from start to finish.

Keep it up, your almost nearing the finish line. As usual another great portion of the yard done. Do you still have the attachment for your whipper sniper, the one that is blades instead of line? Maybe that would help. California

Hi Tim. Looks like all Ivy. Love your videos

Wow Tim that is a mammoth job and you are making a huge difference. Nice use of a hedge trimmer. Stay high and dry, 🌺 from Queensland

Bring on Episode 7! Great work Tim. I'm enjoying this series a great deal.

Another outstanding effort. You must sleep like a rock every night. I would think that a clever Aussie engineer would devise a mower that would pull up those awful runners (like a big comb) and then snip them off at the root.

Well done on taming this impossibly overgrown yard!

thats one neck of a big job for one person

Oh my Tim, that’s amazing. Bless you.

All those thick vines. Will that grass ever be able to grow back?

Customer cannot tend to the yard so the trees need to be removed. So sun can get to the grass. There will never be grass without trees taken out. Or at least cut back really far. Man you've busted your tail. You have done an awesome job. In Louisiana we will burn a yard like that to remove everything but then it will give a renewing by burning. But it's way too dry there to even think about it. Awesome job Bravo 👏 BRAVO 👏

Hello from Swartz Creek Michigan USA. Great Job. Truly enjoy your videos.

What a huge job this has. been Absolutely amazing transformation !!!! bRAVO !!!

Working on this yard look like a CrossFit workout.

That was a Godzilla bush. I began to wish you had an industrial brush cutter to take it down. 🤣🤣🤣 Your little mower is a dynamo. It mows and brush cuts, and mulches. It just takes longer than the industrial cousin. Using the hedge trimmer to whack the carpet of weeds/bushes/shrubs was an excellent idea. Next time, you undertake a monster job, you could try to recruit some helpers. Maybe, Sean of the Blade Mate can make a trip to Sydney.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 00:12h, success for you!!👏Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, 00:12h, sucesso para você!!👏

Tim my hard working warrior. This project has turned out to be a lot of physical labor. I’m so proud of giving spirit. You are my hero. Take care and stay safe 🕊🍺🎈👍🙏😇🇺🇸🌹❤️🌞🌈

Loved the video!! Looks a thousand times better!

Day 6 and what a beautiful sight. No vines over hanged trees or weeds. Absolutely beautiful. The yard is breathing easy. 👍 Hawaii 🌺🤙

What kind of tree is that? It looks massive! What a ginormous task, this yard. Way to go!

😮‍💨 Tim. It’ll be 👍🏻 when it’s all done. Very tough stuff to mow. 😊

Wow! What a job! That tree is free to breathe again! 😂 I’m going to keep a watch on my Jasmine from now on! What a transformation! - watching from Lake Wales, Florida

Question- my grandfather, father, husband, and twin sons were and are all firefighters , and because of shift work have part time jobs on the side here. Is it that common there for Australian firefighters in your area? - watching from Lake Wales, Florida

You say you are "running out of ideas" when you were "almost at the end"; it looks like you've got the conquering of the vines well under control. I may have concentrated on cutting the vines off where they go from the ground first. Then shearing them into manageable piles to move. Too bad you didn't apply a herbicide to delay/prevent the return of the vines.

It’s taken you an age to clear this neglected, overgrown garden. Read on of the comments sent to you; once you’re finished how long before it gets overgrown again? Thank you for the amazing effort, blessings.

What the bloody L is all that blooming, viney, shrubby mess anyway. Need to know so I don't plant any. lol That was a lot of hard work, and I can see your frustration via the mess and how to best clear it. Well done. I just hope the homwowners can keep it up so it doesn't get that way again. Looking forward to the final push to the finish line. 10n out of 10 rating here

Great work Tim ! I also watch Spencer on SB Mowing here in the U.S. He often runs into Poison Ivy, to which he is very sensitive. I have not seen you get into any, so I am wondering if poison ivy exist there ? We also have a vine, Poison Oak that is not quite as common. Do you have that there ?

We have what I lovingly refer to as mutant vines. Grows what appears to be a small tree at first but at the same time sends out runners thru the ground, comes up and engulfs anything it touches. These suckers don’t even burn! Don’t know what or where they come from.

Tim I joked a bit when you were on part 3 or 4 that I could see this job being a part 5, 6, or 7 without really thinking too much about it but here we are. Great job for this lady though, absolutely awesome

What a difference. You’ve really put your back into this job Tim. Well done. Looking forward to seeing this one completed. Thanks for helping out your community and sharing the video.

You have done a great job for this lady. God will send you many Blessings. Keep up the good work.

Just curious how many hours spent for 15 minutes of speed video? Love your ethics and work and yards.

Great transformation! You are doing an AWESOME job!

beautiful job

You're a braver man than l am Gungadin

Still doing a fantastic job there Tim , looks great even if not just yet . Your blood is worth bottling as my mum would say. Can`t wait for the finished result.

American here, where are the vines growing from, the shrub or its some wild native? In the South, we have issues with kudzu.

Very good job.

I bet the Magpie's are having a field day. You have changed the whole house. BLESS YOU TIM!

I’m a widow and a senior citizen and have no one to help do my yard. I would love to have someone like you here in Texas. I have not heard of any but I sure could use someone who would help me. Maybe “my Tim” will show up here.

No Struggling!😁👍You're amazing!That must be good soil! I've never seen overgrowth like this before in a yard. It looks like 5+years of neglect. Better now!

It’s a shame you have to cut those pretty flowers, but some sacrifices must be made- clearing is the best way!

Need a bush hog! Complete in one day! Great work!!!

Your a legend mate. If there was ever a location to do a re-visit a few weeks after you finish for a quick trim and a mega before and after this is it. Please go back again a few weeks after its done!

Great job on the clearing! Just wondering- is it common for people to have metal wall fences where you are? I’m in Texas, USA and don’t really ever see that.

Tim, that property has turned out to be somewhat of a man eater . You are a dedicated individual for sure !

Big change today, well done. Couldn't believe how much that creeper had gotten out of control, but I was v curious to see what was under it. And I worked out what tool you need for jobs like this 🤣🤣🤣

it's funny watching you yank on the tangled mess like a dog playing tug a war lol

Tim Tim Tim Tim.... there is equipment that will decimate this type of brush instantly. This could have been finished in 2 episodes. A massport lawn mower isn't the correct tool for this job and you know it lol. Please rent a brush hog or the best of the best a Ventrac! I know you love machines and you'll love these options. The Ventrac is a tractor that disintegrates anything it goes against and if you look them up you'll see. Make your life easier while making other peoples lives easier. Especially that crazy stuff that grows in Australia lol

AWESOME 👏 👏👏👏 Thanks for sharing 🤗🤗

What a monster of a job! You are incredible 👍👍

You have done an amazing job! U should be proud of ur work 😅

Hello part 3. I like this Tim .This is just a bit more than a usual garden.

That has been a yard with a large team needed. You're doing a fantastic job! I just hope they can maintain it when your done. Seems like by the time you get done it will be growing right back.

Hardworking Man. You are relentless!!

You are a legend, you make it look easy, but I know it's hard yakka

That end of the garden has certainly given you a good work out!

Y’all are doing an awesome job! Can’t wait to see the final cut🌺🌺🌺🌼🌼🌼🌸🌸🌸💫✨

Wow really what a transformation !! Great job !!

I admire you because it is very demanding work on such an overgrown plot. Another would run away 🙂💯👍👍🌿

You did a Great job

For the love ❤️ of God, what a cleanup

A+++ job Tim. That vine mess was wicked!!. Lovely restoration of a yard. You're the best!!

It doesn’t need to look pretty the homeowner can’t keep up or maintain. Cleaning it up and removing as much bush as possible will be better for them. I look forward to number 7 you have worked a miracle on this whole property ❤

I have enjoyed this series. We bought a house a couple months ago and currently have 12 bushes we want to remove. Thankfully our yard is nice and maintained but even so it’s a lot of work to remove one bush. We removed one bush tonight and filled the garbage bin. Now we will do another next week for the next trash day. And so on until the 12 are gone. I am so thankful to not have an overgrown yard but thankful to have folks like you to help those who do have an overgrown yard. Thank you!

You need a powered thatch rake that lifts and cuts that stuff

Good job Tim untangling the tangle little by little

Wow Tim! It looks like it's never ending. Your doing a great job, it looks so much better then it did. Cant wait to see the next video on this yard.

So happy to see another installment, time for a cup of tea!

Great job Tim. Nearly there! Well done. Look forward to the next one 😊

Hi Tim excellent work bravo