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Growth inhibitors for trees/hedges


DTaylor
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Hey,

 

Anyone had any experience using growth inhibitors on trees or hedges.  A customer is asking what effects it would have on their topped conifers in order to slow down how often then need them cut to preserve the view. 

 

 

Conifers are there to stay before u say anything.....

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2 hours ago, Suffolk Dave said:

Hi, 20 odd years ago my father in law used a product called cutless on conifers, it works amazing well, as sprayed some , but left a  section of hedge and difference was remarkable,  but to help you now ,  i don't know as you can't get it any more, i don't think.

I reckon the technology was bought up and quietly binned by a big secret tree surgeons cartel, really bad for business if conifers all stopped growing.

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