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Why understanding hedge biology leads to healthier plants, better gardens and better decisions. "Every pruning cut is a biological decision." It is a phrase we often find ourselves returning to. On the surface it sounds obvious. Of course cutting a living plant affects it. Yet many of the problems we see with hedges across Kent begin with the assumption that pruning is simply a matter of removing whatever has become inconvenient. Take a little off the top. Square the sides. L

We all love the sunshine, this time of year nothing is better than warm sun on your skin, an ice cream, a cold drink, maybe a deck chair...

A well trimmed tree we reduced recently in Mereworth, Kent. The tree has retained it's natural shape and will grow in a balanced, even...

Is it time to trim your hedges? Hedge Your Bets! Or why this is the time to get your hedges trimmed May is finally here, and with it the...

Nesting chicks in a Leylandii If you live in Kent, you know it’s absolutely jam packed with trees, hedges, fields, shrubs and all manner...