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Mick Stockbridge

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  1. Timing is important for conifer hedges. March to April if it's a regular once a year pure trimming job, that way you won't disturb any nesting birds, it'll look neat for the summer and put some protective growth on for the winter.

     

    I've seen some nice hedges ruined by people being too meticulous about keeping Connie's nice n short all year round and it just doesn't happen.

     

    Wider at the base is good like others have said.

     

    Trim back to last years growth points, it'll stop it creeping out and encourage it to grow inwards making it more dense.

     

    Avoid trimming in June cos it'll burn the cut ends.

     

    Long handled hedge trimmers every time for me.

  2. Amazed at how things have changed in twenty years. Blown air central heating, fitted double bed with en-suite shower and loo, fly screens and blackout blinds. No wonder they call it glamping these days.

     

    Bought this last week and can't wait to get away.

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