Did you know that we have to be very careful when trimming hedges between March and July? It’s because of something called ‘hedge law’, and it’s there to protect endangered ground nesting birds that make their home in hedges to lay eggs. If you have nesting birds in your hedges, then you can’t cut or trim them, or do anything that might disturb the birds inside. That’s why we do a thorough inspection before we cut any hedges at this time of year, and if we do find nesting birds, we can adjust our approach.

With our commercial packages we can ensure your hedges are maintained appropriately at all times of year, so they can always look their best. Our experts have decades of experience in seasonal hedge maintenance, and can design pruning and trimming schedules to keep them in the best condition possible.