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Tips for pruning your hedges4/7/2022 From spring through to late autumn the hedges are active and now in May, you will see that many hedges have grown quite considerably in the past few weeks, especially this year with all the sunshine we have had in March and April.
Hedges can be made from a variety of different shrubs and trees, ranging from conifers to holly and hawthorn hedges. Here is a list of common hedges that we trim and the best time to do this. Trimming Yew Hedges When to trim: In August/September How often: Once per year Trimming Privet Hedges When to trim: During April - September How often: At least twice per year. The more it is trimmed this thicker it can get. Trimming Laurel Hedges When to trim: June - September How often: Once per year Trimming Berberis Hedge When to trim: After it has flowered How often: Once per year Trimming Leylandii Hedging When to trim: April to September How often: At least twice per year. The more it is trimmed this thicker it can get. This is just a short list of some of the hedges we trim. If you have any questions, please get in touch. If you would like your hedges trimmed or require tree cutting services in Chelmsford call us to get a quote today. Some tips when cutting hedges
If it sounds like too much work, then give us a call. We are more than happy doing this work. We love being outdoors, in all weathers…though we do prefer it when it is not raining! If you are in the Chelmsford area of Essex, or nearby and need your hedges pruned, call Chelmsford Tree Surgeon on 01245 527 053.
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Chelmsford Tree Surgeon offers a variety of tree cutting services to residential and commercial clients.
Our clients have a range of tree requirements, which we can easily handle. The following questions have been raised over the course of our many years in the trade. We hope you find our answers useful.
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With the continued easing of lockdown restrictions, many schools have opened up their doors to pupils in Reception, Year 1 and Year 6. It continues to be a daunting time as we tentatively move towards re-establishing the outdoor environment. We understand that much planning, by teachers, has gone into ensuring that the internal, classroom environment is a safe haven for learning. Class sizes are much smaller to ensure social distancing measures remain in place and for some schools, attendance is on rota system to ensure that each year group gets at least a couple of days a week at school. All very different compared to how things once were. What hasn’t changed is the outdoor landscape of schools. Trees, bushes and other vegetation remain where they have always been and caring for them remains the same too. If your school would like to get a quote for your trees and/or hedges to be trimmed or pruned - get in touch with the team at tree surgeon Chelmsford today! We work across the borough providing a full tree care service for schools of all sizes. Call or go to our contact page, where you can fill out a form. Someone will be in touch to organise your free, no obligation quote. |