Good to see different way .but if it were mine i would cut all the hedges down to size and leave it a year then flail yearly after that plant new hedge in the gaps will make a good thick hedge for the wildlife .
My hedge was well over grown. Getting the digger to cut the top out was so i could easier manage by hand this winter. See, I'm going to lay the hedge the old way this winter. After that I'll have then probably pay to have them trimmed every 2 years. This is to allow food for the animals over winter. Them gaps when I lay the hedge over should fill a few and give.me plenty of firewood for the stove
Oh I nearly forgot this guy was recommended to me by the guy with a flail hedge mower. He said. The hedge was too far gone and the digger would be better. Thanks 😊
The machinery certainly coming in handy mate. Place coming together nicely, can't wait to see some animals in and some produce 👍
Thanks Iain the hired machinery can be costly but it makes a difference
That cutter can cut some seriously, thick stuff.
It sure can. I have plenty of firewood now if I could get it out of the field 😆
Good to see different way .but if it were mine i would cut all the hedges down to size and leave it a year then flail yearly after that plant new hedge in the gaps will make a good thick hedge for the wildlife .
My hedge was well over grown. Getting the digger to cut the top out was so i could easier manage by hand this winter. See, I'm going to lay the hedge the old way this winter. After that I'll have then probably pay to have them trimmed every 2 years. This is to allow food for the animals over winter. Them gaps when I lay the hedge over should fill a few and give.me plenty of firewood for the stove
Oh I nearly forgot this guy was recommended to me by the guy with a flail hedge mower. He said. The hedge was too far gone and the digger would be better. Thanks 😊