This OVERGROWN Yard DESPERATELY Needed Someone to Bring It BACK TO LIFE

I didn't decide right away to film this video, since I had to trim four large houses surrounded by hedges and bushes, but none of them were very overgrown, so I just trimmed the first three houses. But when I got to the last house, I was already sweating profusely since it was a hot day, but I decided to film the video anyway because it was really worth it. The last house was surrounded by heavily overgrown hedges, so I got to work, starting to trim from the roadside. As always, I used a long trimmer. When I started trimming from the top, I noticed right away that all the hedges had a smooth transition, so I tried to stick to how it had been done before. Then I trimmed a few bushes near the house and continued working in front of the house, cutting back quite a bit. When I finished the work in front of the house, I moved on to the backyard, first trimming a small hedge and then a long one that consisted of two sections. Once I’d trimmed everything on both sides, I immediately started cleaning up, since by that time a light wind had picked up and was blowing the clippings all over the yard. Afterward, I took a full trailer load to the dump, and when I returned, I started trimming the top of the hedge; There was also a gradual slope up to the top, so I had to continue working from a ladder. When I got to the last section of the hedge, I saw a pile of old branches in the corner—most likely left behind by the previous gardener who worked here. They were very dry and old; they’d probably been lying there for over a year. When I finished, I had a little bit of trimming left to do on the bushes in front of the other house, but for this job I used a small trimmer. I had to work a bit harder on trimming an unusual yew bush, which was shaped like a cylinder with a sphere on top; then I trimmed all the other bushes. On the last two, I had to remove the ivy that had taken over the plants, By the time I finished, my assistant, who had been working with me the whole time, was already finishing up cleanup by gathering everything into large piles, so I also grabbed a pitchfork and carried everything to the road to make it easier to drive up with the trailer and load everything up. By this time, I couldn’t film anymore, since we had to hurry to get everything to the dump before closing time. We started this job early in the morning, around 7 a.m., but I didn’t start filming the last house until 11 a.m.; during that time, we filled three full trailers.