Welcome to Leylandii.com
Thank you for visiting the world's biggest Leylandii Site.

For far too long we feel that the Leylandii Tree has got a bad press, whilst obviously some people do grow Leylandii to annoy their neighbours, this is not everyone. Most people try to grow Leylandii to protect their privacy from housing developments and other building projects that have gotten ever closer to their homes.

This site is all about trying to help people grow them responsibly, how to feed them and how to get the best and quickest growth from them. There are some plant feeds out there that claim to be able to produce stunning results, most of them are simply false.

We also welcome you to our new Leylandii forum, where you can discuss problems and ask us any questions that you are struggling to answer on your own. You can also ask for legal advice if you are on the wrong end, or indeed need to make a legal challenge regarding a Leylandii conifer.
 
Leylandii: Pruning back overgrown trees / hedges
We have bought a new house with a Leylandii hedge that has been unpruned for several years, trimming the height is no problem but the sides have about 3 inches of green and then brown inside. I'm under the impression that if you cut back in to the brown stuff the green won't grow back....Ideally I'd like to cut the sides back by about a foot but not if this leaves me with a brown hedge. Any solutions?
 
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