Separating Lawn and decorative slate by adding edging
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2020
- Lawn / slate separation edging using treated wood. We are avoiding having the decorative slate mixing with the lawn. We install a treated wooden batton around the edge of the lawn. Hope you enjoy it please like share comment and subscribe and don't forget to press the 🔔#listentolee
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I never ever have seen anyone who does lawn maintenance around here do the thorough work and care that you do in your business. They just don't do gardens as well as England I guess.Very excellent skilled work!!!
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Your standard of work is very impressive, you are certainly very knowledgeable
Thanks mate very kind 😊
It Looks so Nice you did a very good JOB!!!
💪💪cheers
Cutting the wood on the curve is a great tip, as is the knee on the foot, cheers , great vid
I have try the knee on other foot thing err for me it's a no go I just couldn't get to grips lol.. As for the cutting of the stripps of wood for the bend thanks for that Lee I will defo use that idea in the future simple but verry effective.. Great tip.
It always amazes me how thorough and tidy you are. Hosing down the old slates?! You’re a super⭐️!
🤩🤩🤩.. Fanx 😊😊😊😊
The hose vid was what got me hooked on the channel keep it up lee enjoy the learning
cheers buddy thanks for the support 💪💪👍👍
So happy to see you again Lee,great job as only you can do.🤩
thank youuuuu 😁😁😁😁
Yet another great video lee😁😁 you never fail to impress fair play mate😁 hope you’re doing well and keep the LHL fix coming🤘😁
thank you very much 😊😊
You’re welcome😁 hope it’s not too cold for you mate😂
Can't wait for spring am sick of getting wet lol, it looks better now bud keep up the good work
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cheers pal...thing is...it could be just as wet in spring 🙈🙈🙈🙈(hope not )
Brilliant tip to cut the wood to help bend. Looking forward to seeing this garden on your next visit TFS
thank you 😊😊😊😊😊
Loved the way you made the wood bend it couldn’t rain as hard it a pain think you will need web feet like a duck xx
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Amazing it looked that good with the weather you had to work through.
I brought one of those trolleys, great little bits of kit. Used it already to move a small freezer. Fold away and take up no room.
cheers mate...yea as I say the trolley is tucked away in the van for that little extra help 👍👍
Great job !
thank you 😊😊
Quality as always...
🤣🤣....thanks mate 😄
I haven't seen you in a while, i did catch up to all your videos. Now i am going to enjoy the new one. Happy new year to you and your family, good health and lots of rewarding jobs for 2020.
Thank you for watching and the support 🤩🤩 Happy New Year to you too 😊
Reminds me of a job I did some time ago. Absolutely pissing down and quoted to remove gravel from a 10ftx10ft front garden. Scooped up some of the gravel and it was only about 2" deep. I thought shouldn't take long. Untill you got further in and it was more like 10" in parts. But quoted for the job and had to finish it. Over a day to do!
Nightmare mate 🙈🙈
Thanks
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Haha your a brave lad tackling that, tip piece of chicken wire on a raised frame and place slate on it and hose off . Preferably on the drive :). Look forward to the finish cheers for the vid I always look forward to em pal.
yep..I agree few different ways 👍cheers
Great video Lee, other Lee seamed a bit shy 😂😂
🙈🤣🤣🤣 cheers mate 👍
Never thought the day would come that Id watch you as you eye up the length and girth of lees wood!!!
- did you see my suggestion in your community post about ideas for giveaways Lee?
Well....many have ...many do...and many will....👀
Do you keep the cuts on the inside of the curve or the outside. I suppose it would change the look a little. And how wide is the board or how deep do they go?
it depends if the wood is going to be on show..on this job if doesn't matter because the wood wont be seen...also the gaps will swell and join up tight and you wont see them anyway 👍👍
You are truly amazing for what you do in the rain and cold. My hat is off to you. A job well done too, I might add. 👍🏻
thank you very much for the support ❤
Getting real close to 10,000 subscribers!
yes mate ..honestly never imagined it....going to do a great giveaway 👍👍👍
Nice job Lee, considering the amount of rain. 🌧🌧🤔😉👍👍👍👍🇺🇸
🤣🤣thanks for watching 👍👍
Looks superb, how long do you recon that wood will last in direct contact with the soil, 3 years or so?
cheers ...well longer mate its treated 👍👍
Hi, as always interesting videos. Here in Italy we use many volcanic lapilli to decorate the flower beds. Do you use them? If so, how do you manage weed growth? Does the wood you use in this video not rot over time?
Thank you ..yes wood will rot eventually but it's treated so will lasg years.👍
Had quite the wet time of it, didn't you? Can't wait to see this lot come into shape!
Hope you had hot tea near bye.
😄😄😄yes you could say that..thanks for watching 👍👍
Hi Lee. Lawn edging with timber can be a right pain. Have you ever used sheet steel cut down? Plus a little tip lol I use a staple gun to attach the fabric to the timber first then you can pull it tighter and it'll stay neater if the slate moves. Nice video as always - if it doesn't stop raining roon we'll all start growing gills 🐟🐠🐡
cheers mate 👍👍
where did you buy the trolley?
I bet you'd be itching to get back in the garden after a morning in an office job!.... Even in his horrible wet weather 🌧☔️
😄😄😄😄 very true......I dont like the rain but when you're in it....you're in it....innit? 🙈🤣🤣🤣
Would it have helped to keep the slates on a tarp or in a large tote bag and to rinse the mud off them before reinstalling?
TARP!!!!!!...Dont mention TARPS to me 🤣🤣🤣....I was going to put them in the bags but would have been twice as much work 👍👍
what is that tall leafy plant
can it grow in zone 5 in the USA?
What wood did you use? When I’ve done boarders in the past Ive never been sure what would be best. Keep up good work
Yes as I said below WITHOUT MOVING MY LIPS its TREATED softwood...as I said below WITHOUT MOVING MY LIPS of course oak or any hard wood is going to be better...good luck getting the customer to pay fof that....😄😄👍👍
I'll have Alf,, 😂🍺
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Do you need to use pre-treated wood for the edge?
Yes I have. I would recommend to 👍
you look wet and dirty Lee but good job Mate
🤣🤣just have to ignore the weather and #letsgerronwithit 😄😄😄
🤣🤣🤣🤣 u took all that slate out just to put wood in lol
NO!....I took all that slate out to put membrane down 🤔.....but thanks for your comment
I overseeded a bit of my own lawn in November. I was going to chuck the seed out as I opened it in March, so just threw it down on a bare spot. Its come up and is growing very well. Bear in mind I am in Scotland and we have had temps down to -7 locally. You might be surprised what happens with a bit of topdressing.
Totally agree...I've put down seed in January in another vid....gardening is not set in concrete and it all depends on the weather...it will ALWAYS shock us of prove us wrong.
love the marks on the lawn - you sure you havent left your spacehoppers there?
CAnt beleive you are washing gravel to save a bob, but then I remembered at my last job, a wet day was spent straightening 6inch nails, and thats not a joke!!
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Cutting the wood on the curve is a great tip, as is the knee on the foot, cheers , great vid
cheers buddy 👌👌👌
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My pleasure, the electric is something i do in spring, but i will do next weekend, lawns full of thatch, another great tip of the 👍🤞