garden growth cut back to line — for private homes

Shrubs, small trees and boundary hedges kept in order — with every cutting taken away the same day.

The plant sets the date — the calendar only records it.

The work we do

four kinds of work cover most private gardens

If you are unsure which yours needs, describe the garden and we will say.

hedge line cut true along its length

Hedges held to a line

Top and sides taken to a single straight edge — squared, never rounded over.

low limb reduction, offcuts sheeted

Small trees, worked from standing

Low and crossing limbs removed with a pole pruner — no rope, no climbing, no felling.

green waste load out

Cuttings, off the site

Every cutting goes into sacks and onto the trailer on the day. Nothing stays behind.

neglected back garden, as found

Before we touched it

Long grass and self-sown weeds through the beds, as we found the garden.

the same back garden, cleared

After the clearance

Growth cut back, beds weeded through, ground swept and left ready.

Four steps
  1. Judge the growthSpecies and season set the date. Spring-flowering hedging waits its turn; hedging that never flowers does not.
  2. Fix the lineHeight and shape are agreed before cutting starts, so nothing comes off that you meant to keep.
  3. Clear and goEvery cutting is loaded on the visit and taken off site — no heap left standing on the lawn.
  4. Hold the rhythmGardens settle into a cycle. Ask for repeat visits and the same week is kept for you year on year.