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Mowing the lawn at the dacha in May turned into a real race when the wild weeds grew knee-high in just a week. This video shows the entire weed control process in detail, including heavy rough mowing with a trimmer and careful trimming of the corners with a Greenworks electric mower. Besides mowing the lawn, an urgent problem arose: one of the five six-year-old linden trees began to die right before our eyes. On the property, nicknamed "Mexico" for its sandy soil and abundance of moles, water was draining through the dunes where the old house once stood. To restore the tree, an hour-long deep watering with a hose was necessary, followed by an application of Kornevin. The episode also shows treating the bank for giant hogweed with Chistogrjad and Hacker 300 herbicides, assembling a new three-flask water filtration system to replace an ineffective column, reviewing favorite shampoos from the Svoboda factory, and cooking a juicy turkey on a new dacha grill. 0:00 Grass mowing begins and a dying linden tree is being saved 1:45 Why part of the property is called Mexico because of sand and moles 3:55 Checking birch leaves after the first treatment 5:14 Saxifrage thickets and fighting hogweed with pesticides 6:19 Shower stall renovation and nostalgia for Svoboda shampoos 7:59 Installing three new water filtration flasks 9:33 A walk through the garden: potatoes, corn, and pumpkin 12:15 Grilling turkey at the end of a tough weekend 13:52 What herbicides were used to treat hogweed on the shore