In today’s video it’s time to move my garden design from pixels and paper into reality and begin setting out the blank canvas garden transformation! Yes, you can talk about and mull over garden ideas, inspiration and border plans as much as you want but eventually it’s time to get your garden lawns and borders marked out and that today is today. For me, the key elements of my garden design are the circles so today I get those positioned and discuss some other garden design changes, other garden jobs and upcoming 2026 projects…

0:00 Intro
1:20 Wider practical garden path, dead hedge plans, all the fence panels are out & soil improver!
11:00 Laying out the wider hedge path (access and a route for ducted electric and MDPE water pipe
20:18 Positioning and marking out my first circle garden design
28:57 Indecision, moving the circles and framing garden views
30:34 Showing the evolving garden design in during rain
35:20 Circle design set in place & DIY camera pole ‘drone’ – the garden plans and paths can now begin!

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George

27 Comments

  1. Over head footage remarkably steady well done !
    This type of video is part of the journey so no apologies required.
    There is another YouTuber planning to do a dead hedge so will be interesting to compare different methods.
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  2. Sorry if itโ€™s already been said and you answered, but why not use those fence panels at the back to prevent the dogs from seeing the ones behind? โ˜บ๏ธ recycle

  3. Really impressed with the super long sefie stick, and your ability to hold it steady, and your video's are never boring.

  4. Deadheadges are fabulous for wildlife as I am sure you already know. We have several around our property in addition to several log/prunings piles and just from that we have had a boom in wildlife. If you build it, they will come! : )

  5. You are shining in that thumbnail!
    The footage from the long stick look quite like drone shots! Impressive!
    Is the final first circle quite tangent to the path? I guess it is.
    Thank you for your time filming and sharing George!๐Ÿ™‹โ€โ™‚๐ŸŒง๐ŸŒž

  6. As a landscaper I will say that I have marked jobs out with different colour spray that many times it looks like a rainbow. ๐Ÿ˜‚ Sometimes you have to see it to feel it.
    What does help is if after you have your design you draw it out on grath paper making the boundary to scale. You can then draw the circles on to scale which really saves time with measurements and setting out. Youโ€™ve got a lot of work ahead of you. Itโ€™s nice to see you enjoying it.

  7. I know you have said you would do the pond way later, but i think i would recommend you start there and use the soil instead of getting out after and ruining the work you did by then.๐Ÿคท love the content ๐Ÿ˜‰

  8. Great update! I did think a 1m step in would be too much ๐Ÿ˜‚ thatโ€™s why itโ€™s a temporary spray, George! Looking forward to the next one! Tom

  9. Hi George, if you're worried about the circles disappearing, dig a narrow trench round them and they'll be there permanently.

  10. Your videos are never boring George! Your excitement and joy is so inspiring to watch. I am enjoying watching your journey and my what a huge selfie stick you have! xxx

  11. red plants will look fantastic backed by the olive and other blues โค
    you will be down to 14 stone in 18 mths mate carrying everything that distance ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚ either that or you will look like Hercules ๐Ÿ˜‚

  12. There really is nothing like laying it out with the spray paint. What it looks like on paper and in person can be different. I just wish those cans would last longer. I would probably put a marker post in the center of each circle so you can quickly go back and remark them later when you youโ€™re ready to start working, since you know the diameters.

  13. Another fantastic update George. Certainly motivates me to just try some ideas out – I am feeling rather overwhelmed by my large, untamed plot. The selfie stick worked perfectly. ๐Ÿ˜Š

  14. Whereโ€™s Mark? I miss him! BUT Are you not tempted to hold a โ€˜games dayโ€™ event with some Youtube friends on your long field before you cultivate it? Iโ€™m thinking sack race, wheelbarrow race, egg and spoon etc with your signature epic slow motion film skills showing the winners and losers launch over the finish line (washing line) to the background soundtrack Chariots of Fire. Imagine ๐Ÿ˜‚

  15. Why not run the path down the left side. Then you'll not have a problem with a hedge growing into it. Plus you'll need access to paint the fence away. Love you ๐Ÿ˜˜

  16. Fantastic and so informative… I've learned about a dead hedge today which must be amazing for nature

    Out of curiosity why can't you fly drones at a low level where you live

    And or how come now you and your two neighbours have such amazing long gardens… was it once a field and then split into gardens

    Learning so much on this journey

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