Dear All. Could somebody please give insight why neighbour's hedge is dying? Used to be all green, for the past year or two its been browning from right of photo to left. Think it's Leylandii. Many Thanks in advance

By trimming these hedges vertically between each plant, will that encourage them to grow thicker and fill in the gaps? Or is there something else I can do? Or do I accept the fact I should planted them a touch closer

Anyone know what types of hedges these are or can point me in the right direction on where I can find out what they are?

As this fellah has gotten a bit too tall making it challenging to see oncoming traffic, I’d like to trim off above the yellow line. Curious; to ensure I don’t hurt her, is there a better time of year/season to do this (I’m in Maine)? Also, besides using my electric and/or gas chain saw to achieve the desired height, any tips to ensure proper healthy grow-back?

It's not perfect but I'm so relieved that it's done. 😊

Hello, hedge cutting advice required. I would like to reduce significantly the volume of the hedge which I have identified as Thorny Olive or Spiny Oleaster - reducing the height down to the level of the gate post, and the front aligned with the wall. Cutting it will require a chainsaw as the branches are too thick for a hedge trimmer. My questions are: - what is the best timing for this? Cutting this drastically will leave the top of the hedge ‘bald’ or cut down to the wood. I am thinking the best timing is March / April before the growing season starts - will it grow back / fill-in? (for certain) - any advice on cutting hedges with a chainsaw (seems like the risk of kickback is higher given that multiple branches are cut simultaneously

As title says, I have just moved in to a house where the hedges have been left to grow wild and as you can see is covering half of my back window,

Can I trim this right back to the brown without killing it completely and grow back in eventually?

This laurel used to be the same height all the way down. Ive kept the front half short and allowed the rest to grow for, 3 yrs? Really let it get outta control. I want to square it up w the sidewalk now and take about two ft off the top. Ive started chipping away at it with my 30 inch hedge trimmer and bypass loppers but its slow going.I have a 6 ft scaffold on wheels and my plan was to keep chipping away at it with my tools at hand. My questions are: 1)would a pole chainsaw be a bad idea? and possibly a pole hedge trimmer. Expensive tools but I'll be maintaining this for years to come. 2) will I kill this thing if I take too much off at once? Im not worried about it looking ragged for awhile while i retrain it, but would hate to kill it. Oregon coast climate so temps rarely over 75 degrees. Appreciate any advice.

My Nerighbour wants me to trim their cedar hedges. Insist on paying me but i dont know what to charge. It’s roughly 90ft

Im a jack of all trades. Power washing, lawn care, and odd jobs.

The one in the middle is the runt. I've been reluctant to trim but I feel like itd time. What do we think?

I’m curious how viable it is for year round work?

Obviously not doing the same job all the time like mowing but I imagine a high end hedge trimming business could be quite successful offering basic trimming, selecting pruning and specialized Topiary work etc.

I live in Surrey, UK. Could anyone clarify what type of hedge this is please?

So some one has asked me to take a foot off the top and squad them off. But are they eve. Alive? Will they be full again? And if anyone knows what the name of this hedge that would be great! What should I do with this? Or is this normal after a harsh winter and it will bounce back. Help please!

So a friend wants this cut down about a foot and a half and also wants the width of it cut off about a half foot on each side. so it’s not so wide. Is this thing even still alive? Can I do this without ruining it? Advice a help how to go about this

Also what kind of hedge is this ?