Great job I like it how you pulled the nettles out that's always the best way to do it or get a hedge cutter if you use a strimmer you get little bits of nettle Leaf going all over you and stinging you
It looks like a Honda HRS 536 VK Petrol Mulching Lawn Mower RRP: £785.00 2024-05 The premium Honda HRS 536 VK lawn mower is a dedicated mulching mower ideal for larger lawns (up to two tennis courts in size). It is one of Honda's lightest and most manoeuvrable lawnmowers and is fast and effective at cutting large areas of longer grass and ideal even if your ground is rough. The new model offers a 21" cut and an incredibly simple mulching capability with the advantage of side-discharge to keep cuttings away from the operator and ensure better grass flow. The reliable Honda HRS 536 VK is remarkably easy to manoeuvre around obstacles such as trees or flower beds and can easily cope with grass verges and driveways. This versatile and convenient lawn mower from Honda is worth every penny of its more than reasonable price tag. The Honda HRS 536 VK lawn mower is ideal if you just want to give your lawn a quick cut. Thanks to its compact design and its lightweight but durable steel deck it is easy to operate and will allow you to work quickly with very little effort from you. It is easy to start, thanks to the automatic decompressor and the automatic choke ensures you won’t have any problems even in damp or cold weather. The Honda HRS 536 VK has a cutting width of 21” and combined with six cutting heights (ranging from 24-87mm) you will have the flexibility to easily deal with a wide range of cuts and conditions. You won’t need to stop mowing for anything, in fact, you can just keep going until you run out of grass to mow. Featuring a very simple yet efficient mulching capability, the Honda HRS 536 VK also has the advantage of a side-discharge option to keep cuttings away from the operator and ensure better grass flow. If you choose to mulch, the highly efficient Versamow Selective Mulching System is easy to use. By simply adjusting the chute you can choose to either blow the grass cuttings down into the lawn to create a natural fertiliser or eject them using the side discharge functionality. The grass clippings will be recycled back onto your lawn where they will act as a nutrient-rich fertilizer which saves you from purchasing additional products to keep your lawn looking good. Now you can fertilize your lawn as you mow - saving you not just money but time and effort as well. The ultra-reliable and efficient Honda GCV160 OHC engine ensures a low running noise of just 98dB(A) and a smooth performance with an automatic decompressor to ensure an easy start. The HRS 536 VK enjoys a five year domestic warranty.
I've done loads of these sorts of jobs for my local estate agents . They are always kinda satisfying to do but I know what you mean about not being able to get 100%. You could spend weeks in a garden like that. Looks like you did a cracking job on this one . Nice work
@@LHLgardenservices even worse when they let them go again isnt it. Oh how do you get on with your edger. I'm about to by one and I've never even used one so no idea what to expect .
Try stewing your rhubarb in diet Sprite or sugar free 7 Up. That's how the wife does it. She tells me it's not as good as putting sugar in it but better for the waist line and quite palatable.
Cook your rhubarb with a banana cut in pieces to take off the sharpness that affects your teeth, a spoon full of sugar, plus some strawberries for that extra sweet taste. Eat with cream, custard or ice cream. Only takes a few minutes, is delicious and good for your guts.Last year a lot of people were so pleased with the hot summer, but I always said, think of all the gardeners who make most of their money of lawn care in the summer to get them through winter!
Sounds delicious 🤔... I'll try that 👍... yes summer was bad..too much sun is a sad thing I know we all hate the rain but we need it . (It's been torrential here all day even as I write this ☔☔☔
Great stuff. I love those sorts of jobs, where you can see where you've been. Do you ask the customer if it's ok to leave the waste on the beds, or do you recommend it or what?
I reckon you did a really good job on a very neglected garden . I suspect that the owners are probably retired and were unable to keep it under control , I’m sure it was once a lovely garden .
In this and other videos, you refer to "We" when only you are on-camera but, in this video, the other part of "We" appears at 1:55 for about 20 seconds
Need mulch in the beds. It would really pop and keep weeds down and help to retain water for the plants. and I would paint the fence a nice, warm color if allowed (not sure about the fence sharing rules in the UK).
I love how you want to give all your jobs 100%. Even these clean ups where you’re not able to see to price for it. I feel the same 50/50 of I want it to be perfect but it’s way better than it was! It’s satisfying to watch you work because you really care to do a good job. 💕🌿🌳
Have you ever been recalled to a Job you originally spent ages doing and sweated and ached all over only to see on your return the Garden in a worse state where the owners had absolutely no interest in maintaining... does it annoy and frustrate your after all you hard effort...excluding the fact you are being paid again...
Hi Lee, any ideas on quick clearing a very large area to be made into a lawn full of brambles, I've cut them all at the base and burnt them, now left with thick roots all over the ground, i could dig each one up but will take a good week, what would you do to get it done quicker?
What blade do you use on the mulcher? I've been using a gator blade and am pleased with it. Much better than the mountfield original. Thinking of buying a 3 in 1 but unsure if I'm better with just my mulcher.
just the standard blade mate. Happy enough with it. To tell you the truth it's battered...Ive just bought a new one for it I'm gonna show this difference on my Instagram page soon. check it out 🤣🤣
Nice to see a variety of tools being used and gardens similar to those I do, I spend too many evenings watching mainly US lawncare with just a stand on, a strimmer and a blower! Looks like I have my winter viewing sorted, catching up with your videos. (sorry, I meant Autumn viewing!)
@@LHLgardenservices no, not wishing the year away, got lots of work still on, and with the clocks going back soon, a hot choc and more of your videos in the evening the order of the day......evening!! Am enjoying them all very much , thank you.
What an abandoned house, if you have a garden you have to clean from time to time, I am aware that a UkK rains a lot and that there is a lot of humidity, I suppose that the plants grow more than in Almería-Spain, but that is a disaster, no one seems to have taken care of the patio.
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As you say, hard to price what you can't see, mulch on boarders great idea.
Cracking work as always lee and young Mr Phil 👍👍
They couldn't throw their trash away before having someone show up to do the yardwork?
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Great job I like it how you pulled the nettles out that's always the best way to do it or get a hedge cutter if you use a strimmer you get little bits of nettle Leaf going all over you and stinging you
Hey Lee. What mulch mower do you recommend? Could do with some advice! 🌸
It looks like a Honda HRS 536 VK Petrol Mulching Lawn Mower RRP: £785.00 2024-05
The premium Honda HRS 536 VK lawn mower is a dedicated mulching mower ideal for larger lawns (up to two tennis courts in size). It is one of Honda's lightest and most manoeuvrable lawnmowers and is fast and effective at cutting large areas of longer grass and ideal even if your ground is rough. The new model offers a 21" cut and an incredibly simple mulching capability with the advantage of side-discharge to keep cuttings away from the operator and ensure better grass flow.
The reliable Honda HRS 536 VK is remarkably easy to manoeuvre around obstacles such as trees or flower beds and can easily cope with grass verges and driveways. This versatile and convenient lawn mower from Honda is worth every penny of its more than reasonable price tag.
The Honda HRS 536 VK lawn mower is ideal if you just want to give your lawn a quick cut. Thanks to its compact design and its lightweight but durable steel deck it is easy to operate and will allow you to work quickly with very little effort from you. It is easy to start, thanks to the automatic decompressor and the automatic choke ensures you won’t have any problems even in damp or cold weather.
The Honda HRS 536 VK has a cutting width of 21” and combined with six cutting heights (ranging from 24-87mm) you will have the flexibility to easily deal with a wide range of cuts and conditions. You won’t need to stop mowing for anything, in fact, you can just keep going until you run out of grass to mow.
Featuring a very simple yet efficient mulching capability, the Honda HRS 536 VK also has the advantage of a side-discharge option to keep cuttings away from the operator and ensure better grass flow. If you choose to mulch, the highly efficient Versamow Selective Mulching System is easy to use. By simply adjusting the chute you can choose to either blow the grass cuttings down into the lawn to create a natural fertiliser or eject them using the side discharge functionality. The grass clippings will be recycled back onto your lawn where they will act as a nutrient-rich fertilizer which saves you from purchasing additional products to keep your lawn looking good. Now you can fertilize your lawn as you mow - saving you not just money but time and effort as well.
The ultra-reliable and efficient Honda GCV160 OHC engine ensures a low running noise of just 98dB(A) and a smooth performance with an automatic decompressor to ensure an easy start.
The HRS 536 VK enjoys a five year domestic warranty.
What lawnmower is that your using petrol what?.....xxx
I've done loads of these sorts of jobs for my local estate agents . They are always kinda satisfying to do but I know what you mean about not being able to get 100%. You could spend weeks in a garden like that. Looks like you did a cracking job on this one . Nice work
Cheers pal 👍 ..Yes I have a love hate relationship with tidy ups. I love doing them but hate the fact you can't have a great garden straight away 😁😁
@@LHLgardenservices even worse when they let them go again isnt it. Oh how do you get on with your edger. I'm about to by one and I've never even used one so no idea what to expect .
@@jamesgoddard8375 Yes.. had a few that let it overgrown again 😡... the edger is great.Have you seen it on our "false stream "video?
No ive not but I'll have a look. Thanks you
Try stewing your rhubarb in diet Sprite or sugar free 7 Up. That's how the wife does it. She tells me it's not as good as putting sugar in it but better for the waist line and quite palatable.
Cook your rhubarb with a banana cut in pieces to take off the sharpness that affects your teeth, a spoon full of sugar, plus some strawberries for that extra sweet taste. Eat with cream, custard or ice cream. Only takes a few minutes, is delicious and good for your guts.Last year a lot of people were so pleased with the hot summer, but I always said, think of all the gardeners who make most of their money of lawn care in the summer to get them through winter!
Sounds delicious 🤔... I'll try that 👍... yes summer was bad..too much sun is a sad thing I know we all hate the rain but we need it . (It's been torrential here all day even as I write this ☔☔☔
Do you guys have poison ivy (toxicodendron radicans) in the UK?
Not known to be growing here but you never know for sure if someone has brought some in 👍
@@LHLgardenservices if you ever run Into it, message me. I can help you get rid of it the right way. That's what I do all summer long in Michigan.
hi guys !! i think you two did an amazing job today with this unkeeped overgrown garden and allotment !!
Great stuff. I love those sorts of jobs, where you can see where you've been. Do you ask the customer if it's ok to leave the waste on the beds, or do you recommend it or what?
Robert Gray thanks Robert. a bit of both. Some jobs we feel need it and some don't but we always explain to the customer first 👍
Great video could you do a setup video if you’re tools kinds regards Jacob
I reckon you did a really good job on a very neglected garden . I suspect that the owners are probably retired and were unable to keep it under control , I’m sure it was once a lovely garden .
Could be my neighbours garden, they think one day a year for all gardening tasks is enough.
It’s lovely to have fun, English gardens with lots of life but yes, they need attentive care and almost daily tending.
absolutely 😁👍
Cracking job lads 100% better
Have to say that i have watched quite a few of your videos and you do a BRILLIANT job.
Thanks very much 😁😁👍👍👍
Nice tidy up mate. Looks a lot better
Another cracking job guys, keep up the good work.
Nice job, catching up with some of your older videos. This yard was a true mess, you cleaned up real good. 👍👍👍👍👍
😁😁thank you 😁😁
Nicely done fellas, looks a lot better and with some jobs only so much is possible. Best regards Mick.
michael kilner too true..cheers mick👍
Another cracking job👍🏼
In this and other videos, you refer to "We" when only you are on-camera but, in this video, the other part of "We" appears at 1:55 for about 20 seconds
😅😅...this is an old video when I had a guy working for me...I say WE not because of him but because its a business 😉
@@LHLgardenservices Is there a way I can see when your video was recorded?
@@Dunbarton on every thumbnail it gives the amount of views and how long it has been uploaded
I don't think you tell us but id love to know how you priced this and how much it was ....
Fun watching you guys work away....
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Been neglected for years what a mess ,good for your business lazy people
Dont call them lazy people. you haven't got a clue about their circumstances.
Without getting into specifics, how do you calculate the time/£ value of a job?
I just give it the best guestamate.. but even after all these years I can still get it wrong 🙈🙈
The best pie my Mom made is Strawberry/rubbarb, and I loved it raw with salt on it.
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Sorry about the spelling of rhubarb, just realized
@@madelinejarvis7353 😀 no worries 🙏
Need mulch in the beds. It would really pop and keep weeds down and help to retain water for the plants. and I would paint the fence a nice, warm color if allowed (not sure about the fence sharing rules in the UK).
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Once again what a lovely job
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I love how you want to give all your jobs 100%. Even these clean ups where you’re not able to see to price for it. I feel the same 50/50 of I want it to be perfect but it’s way better than it was! It’s satisfying to watch you work because you really care to do a good job. 💕🌿🌳
Thank you Amanda very kind 😊
Have you ever been recalled to a Job you originally spent ages doing and sweated and ached all over only to see on your return the Garden in a worse state where the owners had absolutely no interest in maintaining... does it annoy and frustrate your after all you hard effort...excluding the fact you are being paid again...
Yes and yes 😄😄
Wow! A patio!
Hiding there for who knows how long.
Wayne Essar 🤣🤣
Try putting rhubarb in a pie with dates to sweeten......delicious with cream or ice cream!
now that sounds good 😁😁👍
Hi Lee, any ideas on quick clearing a very large area to be made into a lawn full of brambles, I've cut them all at the base and burnt them, now left with thick roots all over the ground, i could dig each one up but will take a good week, what would you do to get it done quicker?
Hard to say without looking at it but I would probably dig them out with a mattock 👍👍
Using mulch to keep down brambles? You're getting a sub for that teaching me that :) Keep up the good work.
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Very Good Job!! 👍
Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
What blade do you use on the mulcher? I've been using a gator blade and am pleased with it. Much better than the mountfield original. Thinking of buying a 3 in 1 but unsure if I'm better with just my mulcher.
just the standard blade mate. Happy enough with it. To tell you the truth it's battered...Ive just bought a new one for it I'm gonna show this difference on my Instagram page soon. check it out 🤣🤣
what sort of line are you using on the strimmer as mine breaks all the time
I've got stihl and husqvarna 2.7mm
@@LHLgardenservices Thank you
Great job.These are the jobs I like.Weather poor in Northumberland at the minute , so enjoying your videos.
Ian
Cheers mate yeah..feet up cup of tea...watch a few of our vids...appreciated pal🙏😊
Great job fellas
Hi Lee; do you always use the mulching mower on the lowest setting ?
All depends on what I'm mulching and how much there us....I try to finish on the lowest 👍
Amazing transformation...
Thanks Gary 👍
Good job Lee, good video too
Phil S thanks Phil 👍👍
Good job!
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Nice to see a variety of tools being used and gardens similar to those I do, I spend too many evenings watching mainly US lawncare with just a stand on, a strimmer and a blower! Looks like I have my winter viewing sorted, catching up with your videos. (sorry, I meant Autumn viewing!)
🤣🤣dont be wishing the year away....hope you enjoy them 👍👍👍
@@LHLgardenservices no, not wishing the year away, got lots of work still on, and with the clocks going back soon, a hot choc and more of your videos in the evening the order of the day......evening!! Am enjoying them all very much , thank you.
@@tonycritcher3419 🤣🤣...very kind 👍
Just the other day I did a garden in the same condition ( solo ) hard going , great transformation lads 👍
Cheers .. satisfying though when it's done 👍
I am still truly amazed at what you guys do! 👍🏻
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Hi good morning
No hate but we need to get you some American equipment over there! Some powerful tools
no hate taken😎....what do you reccomend 🤔 and do you fancy sending them over 🤩🤩🤩
Can't see where you need any more power, just further approval to tidy up and beautify. I like a green lawn without all the pots.
What a great difference.
thank you 😊
What is the tool you ate using at 5:46?
What an abandoned house, if you have a garden you have to clean from time to time, I am aware that a UkK rains a lot and that there is a lot of humidity, I suppose that the plants grow more than in Almería-Spain, but that is a disaster, no one seems to have taken care of the patio.
You didn't get the nettle roots at all dude
What are you on about ..dude
How would you turn this into a green lawn tho?