Hedge Trimming, small Box / Buxus hedge 

Thanks mate, it's the stihl hsa86, 24 inche blades, I like running the ap200 battery with it, minimum of 2 hours run time, but still nice and light, good general trimmer. 😊👍

Awesome thankyou jason

That’s a beauty. Piece of work of art 5:26

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Cheers Kevin 😊👍

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Thanks Sylvia 😃👍

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Cheers mate, yes he said it did his ocd the world of good lol. 👍👍

@@jasongardener3425 : ) Box looks fantastic when it is freshly clipped. ticks all the OCD boxes.

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Cheers Bill 😊👍

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Thanks mate, cool, buxus is always a nice job to have to do, happy trimming 👍👍

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Thanks Lisa, the first time I trimmed them was last year, so I'm slowly straightening them out, 😊👍

Itt6t7967 the intended recipient. It has to do so by turning off the ground, I think it was not 5 the same time.

Cheers mate, I'm glad you like the trimmer, I'm sorry you've had battery problems, hope you got a exchange OK. 👍😊

@@jasongardener3425 When I said “died” , I didn’t mean died , I meant before it needed recharging , there’s nothing wrong with it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🍺🍺

@@robrusticwoodlandproducts6662 😂😂, my bad, its amazing how long they run for 👌👍

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Thanks nath 😊👍

I just spoke to a client today with over 100 bushes. They prefer to have it done 3 times a year. I hope that helps!

Hi, if possible and probably best, cut the top year 1 and sides year 2, April is a good time, if they are good and healthy, you could possible do top and side same time, but very stressful on the plants, feed well through the growing season and water in dry spells, obviously keep a eye for blight or moth, be sure to blow out all clipping and old leaves. 👍

@jasongardener3425 Thank you for the information. I appreciate and respect your experience. I have seen other people working with bushes/hedges reference how shearing may not always be the best approach when doing recovery. Would you recommend I approach with pruning, or is shearing the top appropriate, along with removing dead branches and debris, diseased areas? I know it will remove near the entire green on top, exposing brown branches in a vibrant green hedge. But with side foliage it should recover? Is this a "trust the process" type situation that I should explain to the client? I mentioned any extensive recovery cuts would take 1-2 years to fully recover coverage, but I don't have much actual experience with it, mainly trimming. Hence my hesitancy and seeking advice. Thank you again

They are a brand called scruff, 😀👍

@@jasongardener3425 Cheers, m8. Keep up the good work.

It will be about 2 maybe 3 depending on the weather 👍

I'm sorry, I don't fully understand your question

Funny thing is, iv only worked in horticulture for 34 years, so thanks for the advice 👍