Professional hedge and trimming services in the UK
Experts keep your garden clean and healthy with nesting and pruning. We handle all types of hedges with accuracy, use professional units and ensure proper disposal of green waste.
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Expert Trimming and Pruning
We shape hedges and trim carefully to increase your garden.
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A streamlined, well-controlled external place, without mess.
Types of Hedges We Trim & Prune
Periodic hedge trimming and pruning are necessary for the upkeep of a healthy and lovely garden. These services aid in growth stimulation, the removal of dead or infected branches, and the avoidance of overgrowth that may affect other plants.
We provide professional hedge trimming in London for a range of hedge species at RM&K Services, including:
- Cypress Hedges – Leyland Cypress, Lawson Cypress
- Deciduous Hedges – Beech, Hazel, Hornbeam, Forsythia
- Evergreen Hedges – Laurel, Buxus, Piracantha, Thuja, Holly, Privet
- Mixed Hedgerows – Hawthorn, Blackthorn, Field Maple, Spindle, Dogwood, Hazel, Guelder Rose
It doesn’t end there! Our expert team can also prune, shape, and tidy up all forms of shrubs and bushes to keep your garden in its best condition.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time of year to trim or prune my hedge?
The optimal time to cut most hedges is dependent on the specific hedge. Some hedges respond well to trimming in early spring, others should be pruned in late summer. If you need help regarding the type of hedge you have, don’t hesitate to contact us for expert advice.
What is the Maximum Height of Trimming Hedges, Bushes, & Shrubs?
Our team trims plants up to 4 metres tall. For higher hedges, trees or large scale pruning we provide arboriculture services.
Do I have to hedge legally?
Local laws may dictate you must care for your hedge, particularly if it impacts public rights-of-way or adjoining land. Also, if it’s the nesting season, care needs to be taken to avoid disturbing wildlife.
Unless any law provides otherwise, who owns a boundary hedge?
It illustrated that boundary hedges are a joint issue. You have to take care of the section that’s on your land, while your neighbor takes care of theirs. Good communication can maintain the hedge on both sides.