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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 Leylandii law in the UK is very interesting, simply because it is a mess. The leylandii law requires the trees to be planted in a uninterupted line, if there is another type of tree between at least 2 connifers, then it's not a hedge and therefore does not come…
Q) Dear Sir/Madam, Do you have any information on the use of leylandii timber? I have some rather large logs (some 40mm diameter and 4.3 metres long) that I thinking of cutting into beams to construct a bridge to cross a small stream. A) Leylandii was orginally grown with the…
Q) My son is planning to purchase a house in SE London. The house was traditionally built in 1979 of cavity brick walls and tiled roof. The problem is that the next door neighbour's front garden has conifer trees planted along the boundary, the nearest tree being only one foot…
Q: Please advise when it is best to prune Leylandii hedges? Is it best not to prune the Leylandii in the autumn but preferably to prune the hedges in the spring? Thanks. Regards. A) Whichever part of the year you choose to prune them is fine, we usually advise that…
Q) We are currently having problems with neighbours because we have some Leylandii trees which boarder their property. They have just had these trimmed back in their garden (first time in 11 years) and are now trying to claim the £125.00 they spent on having this done from us and…
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