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Lovely to see my favourite lawn care man . 😊

Glad to see it’s not just my lawn looking very sorry this time of year!

Your next-door neighbours grass is looking good, lol

How is this project coming along? I’m doing a similar thing to my yard, taking a load of stuff out, adding some new stuff to the flower, renovating the lawn et cetera. I definitely underestimated the amount of work. Oh, and by the way, your videos have been a great resource for me, I’ve learned a lot from them.

Ever thought doing a video on garden pests? Gorget dog pee etc (cure for that is putting a little tomato ketchup in their food) - it works. Pests i mean MOLES or to a much lesser extent worm casts.... What i have found is that over the years, over feed the garden = hello worms = garden buffet for the moles. Keep up the good work

If it was me I'd get rid of the lot from the LHS, fit a fence and a doggy run kinda thing. Get those trees down but replace them at a more suitable place. A nice workshop at the patio end would be great too.

Nice start, Shaun. If that was my lawn, I would get rid of the two fruit(less) trees and shrubs, as well as clear out everything to your property line...including the shed and begin with a mostly clean slate. Then I would put up a fence similar to the one on the other side and maybe put in a row of planters for small bushes or roses. While was at it, I would install the irrigation system distribution piping and do something different with the walkway to the back area. Only then would I think about reseeding for the year. I went through a similar task identification process when I decided I wanted to completely renovate my lawn and garden areas. I started with the projects that I don't want to see again, such as adding two sprinkler heads to one of the zones and replacing all of the drip irrigation lines in the flower beds. In order to do this, I had to thin the overgrown forest by removing four truck loads of garden waste (branches, dead shrubs, diseased trees, and so on). It was hard work, but my wife and I are very happy with the outcome.

Great job. I would keep those two trees as it looks nice in winter. What seed will you be using this year? brown top bent / fescue are the best for low light plus bent copes with damp. Also do you have an idea on how much soil would be required to dig up and replace a 35m2 lawn to about 3 inches? I'm guessing 4 tons. I dug the border out for shurbs in jan and the soil is full of large rocks 1-2 inches down and is generally heavy soil. I'm thinking aerating it wont help a lot so just digging out all the rocks then using 50/50 rennovation mix along with a thin layer of top soil mixed into the top should give it the best possible chance.

Hi Shaun , bite the bullet & remove the lot . Concrete gravel boards & concrete posts for the new fence , it will last you a very long time. New shed in at the same time nearer the house as you said . Much better ! Have fun !!

You should hire a chipper mate, use the mulch in your punters gardens save a few quid…

I'd get rid of all the trees Shaun if that's your fence line ? Gain the space etc You could have some nice Roses along there etc

My apple trees look the same, it is because they are old and a bit neglected, after pruning and some nutrients, they will recover. The green stuff is moss... not harmfull to the tree.

Like you say its a working progress you have a fab garden im sure it will look great when you get there 👍 😊

Great to see you back ...🙏

You have an extremely long garden...... working progress 😊

You're not kidding. There is a lot of work to do there. You have one very long garden, Shaun. What app do you use for your long range weather forcasts, please. I'm up near Newcastle upon Tyne.

Would you use put any product ie fertiliser down or moss and weed killer before seeding? Or just scarify and seed?

Wow Shaun you’ve got your work cut out there… the two fruit trees need a trim…. Try a chain saw about 4 inches from te base😂 good luck mate summers coming so you’ll have plenty of ice when you get home from work to continue with it…🤓B

Hello pal.....i would get rid of the bushes , put the fence in and perhaps some raised beds with some climbing plants that can cover some of the fence? That way you claim your garden back but you can add colour with the plants in the beds and colour up the new fence.....best of both worlds!!! Just remember, pal.....its your garden, so do what suits you and the boss.

A lot of work to do there mate. Do you sharpen your blades on your mowers or do you have them done by someone else. If you do them can you do a video 👍🏻

It will be a busy spring and summer at LawnRight Towers. Nice to see you out and about again. I’m hoping to get the lawn cut this week and feed it with a low dose of winter fertiliser I have left over, then buy in my lawn seed for over seeding patching next year.

Great start Shaun definitely bin those two trees by the shed whilst your at it, any thoughts of a bent or fescue lawn as you've renovated that rye more times than I've had hot dinners 😅 , appreciate it's good content for the channel though

Your lawn will love that extra light, i mowed mine at the weekend, it needed it :0

If it was my garden I’d rip it all out and put some new fencing in more light more space job done

your lawn will love you for that 👍bet you wish you had a chipper.

Wow that is a big project for you Shaun. I would call in D&J Projects, I follow them and they always seem to do a cracking job. Especially how busy you can be too. Ps I didnt realise you havd such a massive garden. You always do a great job anyway Shaun.

Yes definitely start with the fencing first and work your way back towards the lawn nice bit of firewood when it’s dry out 👍👍👍☘️☘️☘️

Never ends it seams

Shaun you've got your work cut out but hard work pays off.😅 You could putting 5/6' fencing up then you could come lower with the bushes and still have some privacy, but making your garden lookin much bigger in the long run 👍 Keep the youtubes coming

Wow. Lot of work done so far. Please don't rid the two trees though. They look great in the summer!

When should I start seeding a bran new lawn. So from soil should I wait until it starts getting warmer

Remember we need trees for us to survive as a species. Maybe not such a great idea to cut them down just to help improve a lawn?