How To Plant Hedges + Lawn Day

In todays video I finally got around to planting my hedges. In no way am I a professional in teaching you how to plant hedges but hopefully you pick up a few tips along the way.
I also spent a lot of time in the lawn today. I mowed my lawn, picked out some weeds and fertilised my lawn as well.
I'm really happy with how the hedges turned out and I think they look awesome next to the lawn!

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[gleasonsimpson]

Love the videos. I am new to your channel. I was very interested in the beginning as well. Was that you doing sod? Where can I see more of that project please? I just thought it was cool! Also, I have watched several of your videos just this morning and have learned more than I have in months watching other people’s videos. Thanks mate! From Alabama. :)

[rymaster]

Looks good! Never seen that type of auger. What kind of hedge was that again?

[dpiddy]

have to remember that slip, slop, slap, got burned twice this summer already (in US)

[nathanhorgan]

This is a rookie question but I noticed your not using a catcher and there doesn't seem to be much grass clippings, what's happening there?

[vegetarianfoodie]

It’s been at least 1 year, update please! how tall are they now.

[jdrobbi]

Yo mate, what up! Looks like you had some good help with the yard work. 😁

Those camellias will look real nice when they mature.

Hopefully the lads look sharper today. These up-up-down-down performances are stressful. We can complain about officiating all day, but when they play poorly enough that a ref's call/no-call can make a difference, they can only look in the mirror for blame.

Have a great week!
YNWA
John

[freeflyesperance]

The tamper on the top of the auger is for sand and stuff. You drill your hole, tamp it to hold it in and pull it out as a core. Sweet vids but bra. Keep sending it