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Hedgerow Maintenance
Hedgerow maintenance, Govett Wood. Somerset
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Hedge Removal
Hedge removal near Crook Peak, Mendip Hills
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Hedge Removal
Hedge removal, Kingston St Mary, Somerset
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Hedgerow Saplings
Hedgerow saplings, Kingston St Mary, Somerset
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Hedging
Hedging, Somerset
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Hedgerow planting
Hedges can be planted in single or double rows. The hedgerow trees are usually planted about 50 cm apart. Once planted, the hedge is trimmed. For the first two/three years at least half of the new growth is removed. Once the hedge is established, it is trimed every third year - but never during ...
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Hedge Laying
Hedge laying is the art of cutting a hedgerow stem partly through so it will bend without breaking but will continue to grow. The laid stems are arranged to form a stockproof barrier. New growth comes from the cut stump rejuvenating the hedge and thickening the base. A well-laid hedge provides a hab...
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Hedge Laying
Hedge laying is the art of cutting a hedgerow stem partly through so it will bend without breaking but will continue to grow. The laid stems are arranged to form a stockproof barrier. New growth comes from the cut stump rejuvenating the hedge and thickening the base. A well-laid hedge provides a hab...
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Hedge colonization
Once established in additon to the species used to construct the hedge such as Hawthorne, blackthorn or dog rose, other plants native to the area can either be planted or allowed to naturally colonize the hedge. These include species of climbing plants such as Wild Clematis which provides food and ...
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Hedge colonization
Once established in additon to the species used to construct the hedge such as Hawthorne, blackthorn or dog rose, other plants native to the area can either be planted or allowed to naturally colonize the hedge. These include species of climbing plants such as Wild Clematis which provides food and n...
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