Hedge Trimming and Tree Care for Worcester Gardens

Most formal hedges like privet and beech are best trimmed in late spring and again in late summer, avoiding the bird nesting season between March and August where possible. We can advise on the right timing for your specific hedge type.

Yes, hedge reclamation is work we take on regularly. Very overgrown hedges are sometimes cut back hard over more than one visit or season to avoid stressing the plant too much at once.

It is against the law to disturb an active bird nest under the Wildlife and Countryside Act. We check hedges for nesting activity before cutting and will delay work on any section with active nests until birds have fledged.

Yes, we regularly maintain Leylandii hedging, which needs more frequent trimming than slower growing species to stay in shape and avoid the bare patches that appear if it is cut back too hard.

We can manage most garden hedge heights safely with the right equipment. For particularly tall or difficult hedges, we will assess access and safety on the free site visit before quoting.

Yes, clearing all trimmings and green waste is included as standard, so you are not left to bag it up yourself.

Yes, we carry out crown lifting and reduction work on small to medium trees. For larger or more technical tree surgery work, we will advise if a specialist tree surgeon is more appropriate.

Most hedges need trimming once or twice a year, though fast growing species like Leylandii may need three cuts during the growing season to stay neat. We can set up a regular visit plan to match your hedge.

Hard cutting can stress a hedge if done all at once on old wood, so for badly overgrown hedges we often recommend a staged reduction over a season or two rather than one severe cut.

We cover Worcester and towns across Worcestershire including areas around Malvern, Droitwich, Pershore and Evesham. Call to check we cover your address.