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We do nice things for people as gardeners. I'm not sure all tradesmen would see this job the same way. Sad but true. Maybe why some don't see us as professionals.

I really like how you started the video

My guy came through with the first bit of npk advice ive heard in 10 other videos 🙌 👌 My guy must grow trees, geeze ❤❤😊

It's taken me nearly two hours before to cut one customer's lawn.... BUT, when its been dry and not growing much, I've done it in 45-minutes... Do you still charge them the same? In two weeks some lawns can really shoot up, but as I said, on another visit its hardly grown.

Nice mower when did you get that

What is the best onion large size ..thanks

Hey mate, great video, thanks. Do you think an Electric Karcher would be up to the task?

Great video. Thanks. Is it necessary to have any formal qualifications?

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Thick wet leaves are good mulch, I always recommend my customers keep them down to help prevent weeds.

Hi can you use it to drain fuel out for the winter on the mower?

Ive got the newer hayter 56 pro and it too doesn't have a sump blug . So i think it said you could tip the mower on its side to get the oil out . Well as with my hayter i feel it really needs to be tipped on the dump . Mines turned out to be a sack of s!!t . Liking the stihls by far more Great vids chap

Another great video.

I bought a 12v pump from Aldi. Its great. The same principle as this vid but no pumping necessary. Its a little dirty as oil drips from the inserted pipe and waste pipe. But it's OK for £12.

Great stuff.

Nice one...😊👍

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A 37 second video thank you for keeping it short and to the point.

Thank you for this video, I’m knocking on a 1000 subscribers with my small tropical-style gardening videos but I only do the channel for fun at the moment; fitting it around my life. I’m thinking of taking it to the next level and this video has been helpful. Thank you.

How about cut and freeze

Have the containers got drainage holes ? Thanks

Shame on these heads there's not a grease port like on the two stroke counterparts which you can simply screw the tube into and squeeze. Good video👍🌿

Why say ' some idiots' when speaking about paying customers trying to get the best price? I think that's just normal and I expect it. So I'm cool about it and treat it matter-of-factly. If I think I can work for me, I will, if not, I won't. Of course you get the odd funny sod, but that's life. But I think a lot of this stuff is about the circumstances of your business and how you decide to build it. For example, I *never* have paying issues with customers cos of how I built my business on referrals and recommendations. And that also help you price and quote with confidence I tell a lie! I've had a couple of payment delays and chasings but that's because of venturing into a commercial business once or twice and then another time taking a gamble doing a one-off job for a massive national property management company to help out a friend who just started working for them. But in 19 odd years that's pretty good. I do business and property management work too for many years now but even they came out of referrals from family and friends of customers who worked for the companies. But I do fully understand the pricing dilemma, God knows I've been there many times and even now, 20 years nearly down the road, it can still be tricky. But I've kind of realised my value now and the quality, time spent on jobs. And how you compare with your fellow traders. If you have trusted relationships with clients, you'll learn so much about all kinds of things regarding your place and value in the market. I'm 64 nearly, started aged 44. I love the whole experience. The people, the work, the physicality and the learning curves. But good luck mate. You're clearly doing well

Hi pal, I have watched a few of your videos and I must say they are very informative. I have just started my gardening business a few months ago and I started from the neighbourhood app and Facebook! The neighbourhood app is amazing like you said as I get my enquires and jobs from there. I’ll keep watching and keep the good work up! Wish you all the success!

Can you attach a roof box to these rails? Probably obvious, but I have never seen an example in real life.

Hi Adam, What van is it you have and is it L1 or L2? What’s the max width of mower you can get in without removing the box? Does your new Stihl fit? Thanks for the vid mate!

What's up with the content recently? It's a bit all over the shop. I used to LOVE your garden business videos, now it's more product reviews and carrots. Still love your channel and check to see if you've uploaded

Bonjour 👋 je découvre votre chaîne super superbe epouvantail je m'abonne gros pouce bleu je vous invite à faire de même from Sète France 🇨🇵

Good video Adam. We’ve been going now for 18 years. Now I don’t worry but In my first 3 or 4 years I was the same as you. You finish the season early - mid November and all winter you worry if those customers want you back in the spring…. I’ve conditioned my self to realise they will.. then after a few years you’ll find yourself fully booked with winter work. Once September comes if someone asks for any hedges / bushes trimmed I try and put them off until November and December. And anyone I ask in October if they want an end of season tidy I book them in for Jan / feb

Cheers for the review mate, bought a pair through your link. Hopefully these will stop the my arms waking me up in the middle of the night! 😅 will let u know

Nice STIHL KOMBI how much with the attachments ..cheers

"it's not easy"......it's cutting grass, it's pretty easy 😅

'potential income' might mislead some people, that £200 a day also has to pay for business costs like fuel, liability insurance, equipment and maintanance, van costs, accountant costs, then NI contributions which are different to an employed person.

Get £200 easy for that down south not sure where you are and this comments two years on 😅

this type of trench is supposed to keep voles out of the garden as well?

Before lifting the onions, shouldn’t you wait until the the section between the onion and the green leaf shoots, go really soft, and limp like wet paper ? Good video well explained 👍

Hi Would you say a bush producing its berries in mainly august was an autumn variety ?

Hi there, nice videos, im relocating to england soon, ill try to do gardening jobs since thats what i do in my country, may i ask you how do customers pay you, at the moment? via transfer, what terms and conditions you usually tell them, anyway nice content, cheers mate

Nice mate...good luck...❤

When I was a hort student our lecturer insisted that when pricking out or transplanting seedlings, never hold them by their stems, hold them by their most dominant leaf. This ensures that the more delicate stems don’t get inadvertently bruised or crushed especially for guys like me with not so brilliant fine motor skills, also it’s much easier to see where you’re putting the roots without pork sausages blocking the view 😂

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I have the HLA 66, and it works very well in the rain, where it as a problem is on very hot days, the battery will shut down on hot days as a safety

Next year I will do that. Thank you

Once made, is it ok to keep the fertiliser in a plastic bottle. Thanks, fabulous educational video.

Hi I agree with all those but I’d add in late payers. No one can go to the supermarket and tell the cashier they will transfer it later….! Then 3 days later you’ve to chase them up. I’ve been doing this for 20 years now as a full time business employing staff. We need that money paid to us on time and in full hopefully on the same day unless by agreement. Commercial work is by agreement a 30 day account and I’ve a handful of customers who pay that months work on the last day of the month. But if not by agreement then no extended credit. I couldn’t adk my full time employee can I pay you in 2 weeks as our customers haven’t paid me.. so late or poor payers are my No1 red flag. Great video mate keep up the excellent work and be lucky

My first year growing this great video really helpful 💪🇬🇧