1920’s garden makeover - 3 year timelapse!

looks fantastic and well done

Been watching all your videos on you main channel, this just came up in my recommendations this morning! Really nice to see a time lapse of the whole process.

I wish you would have thought a bit more of environmental impact of building with concrete blocks and maybe thought more about bio diversity in your garden. The end product looks nice, but it’s as if you took a place that nature was slowly starting to reclaim and put a stamp of human intervention all over it.

Just popped up on my feed , but glad it did. Really enjoyed the video. I built my house and garden about 10 or so years ago so I get the hard work and you deserve a pat on the back, looks great!

I found your channel on an automated link from other renovation projects. I will certainly look at your other channel too. Great work and I shall look forward to the new episodes.

Fabulous video. Such a lot of work. Satisfying to watch..

All that potential, and you rip out the native species and just make it a boring lawn.

Lovely yard!! ... I hope you enjoyed the project as much as I enjoyed watching!!

Looks great and riparian 💧

I’ve got a couple hundred acres in Montana and over the past ten years or so we’ve done a lot of work putting in road, thinning timber, and building our dream cabin overlooking a small trout pond. But it’s tough country—not much moisture and prone to extreme temperatures (-30°F to 110°F). You learn to work with the native trees, plants, and grasses so the dream of an English garden is just that, a distant dream.

But seeing how you and your wife have taken your small (comparatively) plot of land and created such a wonderful space is inspiring. It’s a work of art, filled with heart, and sure to grow more beautiful with each passing season.

We strive to be good stewards of our land and I hope to leave it in better shape than I found it. It’s a pleasure to watch someone pursue the same goal.

I got here by searching for Bottle Brush Tree frost protection but quickly liked and subscribed. Love it 😍

Love it 😁😁

Great video. I googled "Planting a woodland garden, before and after".

Am alwas in awe of folks like you guys .. so clever, so innovative, clearly an awful lot of very hard work and the finish so impressive. Congratulations, it looks brilliant.

Lovely to see your garden take shape. Good and long so you can enjoy grass and veg plots. We moved into a small place here in Scotland, not really big enough to swing a cat, but there was nothing except a lawn with 90% moss and no nutrition. I brought in a couple of Black Rock chickens in to decimate most of it and put lime in. Gradually put in compost and rock dust. Manage to pack it with small apple trees with fruit bushes. I now keep quail for eggs and their poop is highly nutritious too, like the chickens. Mum helped me move a small rockery twenty years ago, to make a small raised bed in which I planted a fig tree, which is doing well but still too cool this summer for fruit to ripen well.

Had to silent sound as the music is annoying and not needed.

Enjoyed the large tree removal. Glad to see the composter as the soil appeared very clay-like. For my taste bushes were planted to close to the fence. Good job.

Your channel showed up in my feed today. Your garden makeover turned out beautiful.

yay we removed a 50 year old tree and planted grass in its place!!!

Beautiful job, I enjoyed every minute of this make over

Glad it was done outside bird nesting season

Wow! Nothing amateurish about this. Wonderful filming. Such perseverance, patience, attention to detail. A remarkable transformation. Thank you for sharing. Hope to see more, more, more.

Great to see all the progress in one video

You no!! A Garden with No ecological value!! The shrubs you planted are terrible. Oh my goodness you Had a Chance but you did'nt use it....

I watched a 90-day timelapse of a renovation of the Belgrave Villa in Wales. Enjoyed it, so I put 'timelapse and renovation' in the search bar and this came up. I'm now a subscriber!

Great video. Just a question from a real novice, what are the seeds you placed in the soil before planting the shrubs?

It's really a lot of resources (materials and energy) for what it is.
😬😬😬😬 Personally, I do the same thing, but only by hand and with non-powered tools.

Your music is way too loud. A bed or music is not meant to be jarring. Turn it down so you can just hear it. Thanks.

Are you guys considered POSH now? Certainly looks like you could do some grand entertaining indoors or outdoors?

Great work. Hopefully you didn't use poison-treated timber for the raised beds.

Those plug in mini tillers - it is so easy to run over the cord.

This garden is lovely. A 1920s garden like this is far better than the awful gardens full of fake tat nowadays. Well done for making this garden look like how a garden should be. Natural and inviting for Bees, birds etc.

Amazing job!

This charming video just came up in my feed. Shut inside with aircon going on a 39C day in Melbourne, Aus with my garden baking in the sun, I so enjoyed watching your restoration of such a lovely English garden.

New subscriber here from USA...your video came up in my daily feed amongst lawn care videos. Very nice transformation... Looking forward to seeing much more...Best Wishes

Amazing work and outcome, it's too bad though that some of the natural plants on site couldn't be kept...

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I love this. Thanks for sharing

A beautiful makeover

often heard, feel in love with that wild garden, then to cut it totally. Nothing like before , all as all over. But how you like. Like your ❄️ ⛄️

Miraculous.

Great to see the love and life coming back to your home. Great work 🥰

had to quit watching at 8.35. how do you not power wash the nasty green moss off the fence before planting.?. and would clean all the junk before doing anything. plus too many buildings in the small space. would not want my yard taken up by buildings in such a small space.

Great!🎉

No design! Just a shed on a lawn. Sorry nut there' s no visual appeal.

What a magnificent place! In the past this garden must have been wonderful and pleasant 🤗You guys did a great job!

Andy Mac, can hire you for my backyard make over needs? Please!!

Such a beautiful garden! ❤❤❤

Cruising around lawn mowing channels and you popped up. That’s how I ran into this channel. It’s been very interesting as my husband and I renovated a 1849 home here in Illinois, US. We kept it to the original as close as we could. Hard work and lots of money but rewarding. You have done a great job. Keep up the wonderful work.