Hedge Cutting · Swansea
Hedge Cutting in Swansea.
Straight tops, square sides and the cuttings cleared away — from a yearly tidy to bringing a hedge that has got out of hand back under control.
Gardens in Swansea
Swansea is one of the wettest cities in the UK, and gardens here show it. Moss establishes in lawns and on north-facing paths, algae greens over patios and steps, and growth that would be steady elsewhere is fast.
The other thing that shapes work in Swansea is the ground itself. A great many gardens run up or down a slope, which changes everything about them — how a lawn is cut, where water ends up, and whether a usable flat area needs building rather than just laid.
What that means for hedge cutting here
Rainfall, and what it grows
Moss in the lawn and algae on the paving are the two most common complaints here, and both come back. They are maintenance items rather than one-off fixes.
Sloping gardens
A slope means terracing, steps and retaining if you want somewhere flat to sit. It also means water arrives somewhere it was not invited, usually the lowest corner.
Green, slippery paths
North-facing steps and side paths go slippery through the winter. Taking the algae off is a safety job as much as a cosmetic one.
A hedge that is cut properly holds its shape for the rest of the year. The photographs on this page are the same conifer hedge before and after a cut: soft, bulging growth spilling over a gravel drive on one side, a flat top and square faces on the other.
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The same hedge before cutting 
Part-way through a hedge cut
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Hedge Cutting — questions
Common questions.
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Most garden hedges are cut once or twice between late spring and early autumn. Nesting birds are the thing to be careful of, so hedges are checked before work starts and a cut is moved if there is an active nest in it.
Yes. Reductions are common on conifer and leylandii hedges that have got above what the owner can manage. How far it can safely come down depends on the hedge, which is something to look at when quoting.
Yes. Clearing up is included, and it is worth knowing that a long conifer hedge produces a surprising volume of waste.
Your side of it, yes. Anything overhanging from the neighbour's side is worth a conversation with them first — it is usually straightforward, and it avoids any awkwardness afterwards.
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