Cheers fella the same lady gave me her husband Suffolk punch .you will see it in a future video as it has the scarifier bit to it 😁 I share your hate towards them not sure why people still have them plated still
Houghton garden services God I'm with you on that. Conifers are the Devils plant. Never mind your ground elder and mare tail. Itchy, heavy and too big for most gardens. Hate them. Id cut them out for free, well almost.
an unusual choice of saw? seems to work well. personally loppers and pruning saw. One of the many things I was taught WRONG! at school, was what you see above ground is the same as below, this is defiantly not true, Oh yeah and definatly clean as I go, I would have loved to get the mulcher over that lot, makes really good compost. I was going to ask why not use a mattock, but now I think I am going to have to invest in something like you have. 11 minutes, quick work, really need to invest in one of those, and she sounded so pleased :)
She a lovely lady she made me sit down with her for the last half hour and have a cold drink and a chat 😁 I've just put a video on .with the spade I use and were to get to be from . That's the second person that finds it strange with the choice of saw . If it was a laurel or a laylandi with bigger branches of of used a bow/pruning saw .
Just a question I've got 5 small conifers probably have the size of these are a Bit smaller how much would you charge for 5 of these to be took out I've been quoted £200 is that reasonable in your opinion
I don't like bow saws for this work as the branches are really spindly so it wouldn't work well oh and I've nearly lost digits using them 🤣🤣🤣 I pruning saw would be ok too use . But on this job I did it with things pretty much anyone would have in there van or garage .
They were too far over the path they were next too .I've cut the back as much as I can but there is only so far you can go with out killing one side . I'd like to think I made it look easy🤣😂🤣 Hope your keeping well in the heat
I love removing conifers, just because I hate them so much,. Customer's have given me so much over the years you would not believe. great work mike👍
Cheers fella the same lady gave me her husband Suffolk punch .you will see it in a future video as it has the scarifier bit to it 😁
I share your hate towards them not sure why people still have them plated still
Houghton garden services God I'm with you on that. Conifers are the Devils plant. Never mind your ground elder and mare tail. Itchy, heavy and too big for most gardens. Hate them. Id cut them out for free, well almost.
Great job Mike as usual, nice to have a chat with you the other day at spar shop Hykeham Road from tom,tm Garden services.
an unusual choice of saw? seems to work well. personally loppers and pruning saw. One of the many things I was taught WRONG! at school, was what you see above ground is the same as below, this is defiantly not true, Oh yeah and definatly clean as I go, I would have loved to get the mulcher over that lot, makes really good compost. I was going to ask why not use a mattock, but now I think I am going to have to invest in something like you have. 11 minutes, quick work, really need to invest in one of those, and she sounded so pleased :)
She a lovely lady she made me sit down with her for the last half hour and have a cold drink and a chat 😁
I've just put a video on .with the spade I use and were to get to be from .
That's the second person that finds it strange with the choice of saw .
If it was a laurel or a laylandi with bigger branches of of used a bow/pruning saw .
Just a question I've got 5 small conifers probably have the size of these are a Bit smaller how much would you charge for 5 of these to be took out I've been quoted £200 is that reasonable in your opinion
good to have a tool that has multi uses mate. are you replanting the border ?
I will see what she wants but if she had her way the other four would of come out too 😁
Can I ask , why the hand saw rather than a pruning saw or bow saw? Your system obviously works well, just curious.
I don't like bow saws for this work as the branches are really spindly so it wouldn't work well oh and I've nearly lost digits using them 🤣🤣🤣 I pruning saw would be ok too use .
But on this job I did it with things pretty much anyone would have in there van or garage .
Can they be re planted after cutting roots like that?
Hi mike nice to see something different 👍they didn't looked to bad why did the lady want them out? Hard work for today in this heat 👍
They were too far over the path they were next too .I've cut the back as much as I can but there is only so far you can go with out killing one side .
I'd like to think I made it look easy🤣😂🤣
Hope your keeping well in the heat
Today was hot but cant moan to much 👍
@@carlwaylett7013 you can but it doesn't mean anyone will listen 🤣😂🤣😂
Choice of saw is a mystery. Silky saw would have been easier.
What’s the shovel you are using mate?
Nice one👍.
Have you got a link to where you got the grafter from please
Wouldn't let me copy link but just go to wickes. Co. UK and type in fencing spade and its there 1600mm professional fe cing spade
@@lincsfencingandgardeningse9128 cheers bud
What is the tool called please?
Great job buddy👍🏼
I guess it is kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good place to stream newly released series online?
@Eliseo Caden try FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)
@Malcolm Casey Definitely, I have been using flixzone for since march myself =)
@Malcolm Casey thank you, signed up and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it !
@Eliseo Caden Glad I could help :D