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How To Prune Back Overgrown Hedges. The right time to prune and trim your hedges depends on the plant, but you can do some light trimming all year round. Stretch a tight string between the stakes and tie off both ends. Trim branches straight along the side, at least 6 inches shorter than the desired final size. Position the string to represent the cutting height of. More than one pass may be needed if the hedge is. Drive a tall wooden stake into the ground at each end of the hedge. Cutting further back inside your hedge encourages growth along the stems, hence more width. Also, make sure the base of the hedge is slightly wider than the top to encourage growth close to the. Ideally, late winter and early spring are the best times to cut back an overgrown hedge. Summer is best for trims that maintain their shape and height. To obtain a full, thick hedge, prune (shear) the shoots often as they grow back in spring and summer. This old house landscape contractor roger cook saves a neglected, unkempt hedge.

To obtain a full, thick hedge, prune (shear) the shoots often as they grow back in spring and summer. Also, make sure the base of the hedge is slightly wider than the top to encourage growth close to the. Cutting further back inside your hedge encourages growth along the stems, hence more width. Stretch a tight string between the stakes and tie off both ends. The right time to prune and trim your hedges depends on the plant, but you can do some light trimming all year round. Trim branches straight along the side, at least 6 inches shorter than the desired final size. This old house landscape contractor roger cook saves a neglected, unkempt hedge. Position the string to represent the cutting height of. More than one pass may be needed if the hedge is. Summer is best for trims that maintain their shape and height.

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How To Prune Back Overgrown Hedges This old house landscape contractor roger cook saves a neglected, unkempt hedge. To obtain a full, thick hedge, prune (shear) the shoots often as they grow back in spring and summer. More than one pass may be needed if the hedge is. This old house landscape contractor roger cook saves a neglected, unkempt hedge. Stretch a tight string between the stakes and tie off both ends. Summer is best for trims that maintain their shape and height. Position the string to represent the cutting height of. Trim branches straight along the side, at least 6 inches shorter than the desired final size. Also, make sure the base of the hedge is slightly wider than the top to encourage growth close to the. Cutting further back inside your hedge encourages growth along the stems, hence more width. The right time to prune and trim your hedges depends on the plant, but you can do some light trimming all year round. Ideally, late winter and early spring are the best times to cut back an overgrown hedge. Drive a tall wooden stake into the ground at each end of the hedge.