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The reason you get triggered is that you're helping vulnerable people, and when you see them get exploited or victimized by someone else's ignorance or selfishness, it makes you angry. As it should! You're a good man with compassion and a sense of justice. ❤ much love from San Jose, California

I hope she liked the job you did!

Checking in from Alabama in the southeast USA. You did an exceptional job, Ryan. I pray she is able to keep up with her yard now that the chaos and clutter has been dealt with. You did more for her than just a yard makeover, you gave her hope. I’m certain she was overwhelmed with the immensity of the work required to get it cleared up. Great job!❤❤❤

You have brought what was a sad garden, back to life and it looks marvellous ❤

Hello I am following you from Puerto Rico. Great job.

Good job Ryan look's great from Texas.

Un travail de titan et de fourmi en même temps. Bravo

Watching from Florida USA

186 pushups. 😥 I’m tired after that. Hahaha.

Social media and the Internet- some of the best and worst things invented

Le digo desde Alicante (España). Me ENCANTAN sus vídeos. Muchas gracias por compartirlos. Un saludo.

Gute Arbeit, ich schicke Grüße aus Deutschland

I'm in Texas. You do great jobs. Enjoy watching.

💜💜💜 watching from Wyoming, USA

I watched this befre and once again. You do great work.

Thank you for the health advice. 👍

From London, Ontario, Canada. Good work. Here we can cut trees down if they hang over but we have to dispose of the debris unless it has damaged our property.

Go Ryan

Привет я из Russia. Вы молодец. Я хочу вас поблагодарить за помощь этой женщине. Удачи вам.

I am so glad to see the final result of this yard., great job as always. Greeting from NSW.🌷

I would have liked to do the work of this finale, I love maintaining the floral strip plates. Thank you for the detail on the size of the rose bush which I adhere to. The jade tree (Crassula ovata) next to the rose bush is very beautiful. But before putting the mulch, I would have turned over the earth which is very compacted a little and repaired the wood which protects the strip plate. For the bird of paradise (Strelitzia) that was uprooted, I would have planted it in place of one of the spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) on the strip plate where the rose bush and jade tree (Crassula ovata) are. Do you need an assistant ... 😊

❤ Great job Ryan 😊

Brilliant series Ryan, Thank you for going the extra mile to edge and mulch the beds also burying the tree stump. Im sure the lady will be able to enjoy her garden now. Stay well : )

PS. it’s nice of you explaining about plants, eg Roses, you and George from Tasmania sure know your plant species. Thank you.

Ryan, you have done an exceptional job for this lady. Yes you did get pd for part of job but the rest was free. Some people take advantage, sounds like neighbour is a tad dodgy. From Rosie, Geelong, Blessings ❤️🤗🙏👍

You have a lot of overseas viewers. I wonder why your subscriber numbers are not racing to 100

thanks from an old lady in Texas

Love your work.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I'm from Belgium.

Great clean-up and mulching. Everything is now tidy, Thanks for all your hard work. Watching from Dallas, Texas

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Hello from Munich, Germany 🍺🥨

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Williams lake BC, Canada

One thing I have noticed in your videos and some other gardener's videos is when the weeds are being cleaned around plants in a flower bed no one uses a hand trowel to make sure the roots are being removed . My experience has been that just trying to pull out the weeds rips them off and the roots stay in the ground and before you know it the weeds are growing back.

There's always one eh? Trick is not to let the bums get away with it! Great work, love the result and I take my hat off to you.

I have grown roses for years and even I learned something new from your tutorial. I live where winters are harsh and I prune my roses much more than you did and they come back beautiful every year. Great job and series on this one!

Great job! I’m so glad you’re going to clean up around the shed. You’ve truly brought the garden back to life.

Am watching from Portugal.

I also have to say, I loved the way you pruned the bush at 12:56. That's the level of pruning and plant care I can relate to!

Thanks for explaining about how to prune the roses. I've wondered it in so many videos, and just seconds before you explained I was thinking: "he's taking so much off, why not just hit it with the hedge trimmer and make it easier?" Now I know the reason. Thank you!

I love that you help these people clean up their propoerties, whether they rent or own. And I especially like the FREE cleanups you do, keep up the exceptional work Ryan.Karen, from Oklahoma, USA.

Amazing job Ryan, you do such wonderful work. You also go the extra mile to make things look lovely. Kudos young man!! From Ontario Canada

Mr Ryan, I watch You from Poland and send You greetings. You make very good job!

Watching from.Rockhampton Queensland. Love your videos. You always do amazing jobs.

You put in a great effort with this series Ryan. 💪 I don't think you need to tidy up behind the shed. Seven visits to one house is enough. There are other gardens that need your help. Keep up the good work. 👍 🌿

Well done young man

Beautiful job yet again! From the UK hence I’m in bed when your videos go live!

This has been a great series! On this episode, thank you for not using red mulch! Never understood why anyone would want to, really. I love that you took out the tree stump, (and thank you for actually knowing how to use a chain saw!) And finally, I don’t think I have ever seen an Australian garden clean up that did not feature a “random pile of bricks”, so it’s really nice that someone finally found a really nice way to use said bricks! Looking forward to your next adventure. 🇨🇦💕

Great job😊 From South Africa 🇿🇦

Hi from Italy! Good job!