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[classictalkies]

It’s okay not to put the pressure of new year’s resolutions on yourself. Just surviving life is a tremendous achievement. You don’t have to perform better, be more productive, conform to what you think other people expect. You are doing great as you are. You are enough right now. ❤️

[numberdiscodave]

I'm a landscape gardener And id highly recommend "Stihl" are the best make of Leaf blowers. "Husqvarna" are also good or "Makita" are quality

[hopeartandotherthings]

My dad has a tree surgery business and I do all the ground work for him. With the amount of leaves you have I’d recommend a backpack blower, I find them easier to use for large open spaces, like your garden, compared with handheld ones. We have a petrol one by Husqvarna, which lasts a long time, Stihl also do good ones. We use a variety of equipment from the two companies and would highly recommend them both. Have a shop around to see which one suits you! Garden projects are the best, I look forward to seeing yours transform! :)

[pollybramall]

love you joe, and diane, what a super lovely couple you are ! i’m 72, all my 3 children live away, you two are one of my pleasures, thank you xxx❤️🦔🦔🦔🦔🦔🦔 get a hedgehog station they need our help, i support my local rescue in chorley they do amazing work, big hugs 🦔🦔🦔🦔❤️❤️❤️they are doing well in my garden, i keep them well fed 🦔🦔🦔🦔🦔

[bradleystevens]

Leaf blower: Stihl BR800, great bit of kit. Professional use but the size of your garden will definitely warrant the size and power

[cassiopeiafilms]

Hey Joe! I love your videos, especially the ones in the garden/outside. Just a tip for the leaves - there are actually many benefits for the soil by leaving them where they are, and not blowing them/collecting them, as they create a fantastic mulch to feed the biodiversity in the soil. You may already know this of course, but I just thought I would mention it just incase you didn't. If you still wanted to collect them then using them as a mulch around any trees or on beds you have works wonders! :) 🍃🍂🌱💚

[amyjones]

i find cleaning decking or like patio things so satisfying omg

[seanjamescameron]

I have a new leaf blower which I used for a gardening video and now it's just sitting there. Am happy for you to have it. It's a Stihl model. Am London based.

[vidalinelskeren]

As someone who orks with this, you should not use use the straight hose for wooden panels :o it will end up being un-even, make splints in the wood and overall give more job after. the round head is made for jobs like that, the water pressure is evenly spread and more gentle. Pre-work with more material for getting off moss etc. like special soaps/treatments <3 love your vids joe :D

[Clairearm]

Have you tried ‘Wet and Forget’ ? You attach to the garden hose and spray onto surfaces and leave to dry. Just needs to be done on a day isn’t going to rain as has to dry naturally. Then whenever it rains it clears moss & green algae - is so good x

[coffeetv]

Get a leaf sucker, not a leaf blower. Collects the leaves up in a handy bag, then you can dispose of them neatly.

[melanieshirkey]

I appreciate you bringing awareness to people's Kidney's! Unfortunately my Dad has end stage of Kidney failure. So Thank you for making people aware of any type of Kidney problems. It is a very important part we don't think about. Great Vlog!

[amandahoare]

"Wet and Forget". Spray onto decking - can also use it on patios, drives, concrete garden ornaments even brick walls! and forget about it. It gradually kills algae, moss etc and before you know it pristine I use it once a year and it lasts all summer. Brill!!!!

[natals]

I have quite a long list on new year's resolutions, I'm mostly keeping up with them, and even if I miss a day or two on the daily habit ones, I don't get discouraged, and I just keep going with it. I think one of my biggest ones was to resume working out, after a nearly 2 year break, and last year having had a lot of health problems, including a spine surgery, I was mostly just scared of going for it, but even I had a bit of a cold after the new year, I went ahead, and going strong! Really around of myself.

[elly]

I am the same now with the struggling to make decisions... I used to be the person who could make a choice and now I struggle so badly even just over what I wanna eat. I don't know how I have gotten this bad but I need to do better.

[tristan_mbb]

If you get a blower & sucker with a bag on, it’ll shred up the dry leaves so you can use them for compost/recycling.

[JessyForLife]

My new years resolutions for this year are
- improving time management in general and at work
- being more open and honest with myself and others including working on my fears/my anxiety
- reading more books than last year
- improving my drawing and writing skills
- maybe even learning a new skill

[alexjones]

I've had a gardening business for 20yrs. Stihl is the only brand to look at. Get either a BR600 or BR430. Get from FR Jones and Son, cheapest in UK. Nice job on the deck👌

[MargoJayne]

As an American I would recommend the Torro brand! We have all their electric lawn equipment and it’s great! They have a cordless leave blower that is battery powered.

[TaraGriffith]

i really want to see vlogs just cleaning up the garden and making it cool this spring/summer lol i LOVE these style videos and joe makes them so entertaining