Can get an awful lot of hedge laid in 10 days mate - before lambing ?What's the latest you can get away with hedge laying? Got a section in back garden I want to do, but know I'm going to be crazy busy lambing in next 10 days or so until start of may
Oh yeah wasn't meaning that mate, was more worried about sap effects on success rates.Can get an awful lot of hedge laid in 10 days mate - before lambing ?
May too late - birds will have potentially started nesting in it
We've had over 300 yards of hedge laid this season,took one day! What the boss did was have a hedge laying competition held on the estate,a long overgrown hedge running up the outside of a wood.It may be a bit late for this too but perhaps worth a try, you may have a local org /charity wbich trains people or has volunteers learning to hedgelay who might like to practise on your hedges. I've had them a couple of times - they're pretty slow (and of course are there to enjoy themselves learning ) but did a pretty good job.
What date did you do the work last year ?What's the latest you can get away with hedge laying? Got a section in back garden I want to do, but know I'm going to be crazy busy lambing in next 10 days or so until start of may
It's not been done before. Our garden hedge running along footpath. Was swamped with ivy. I've cleared it & post rail fenced our side. Just wanting to thicken it up as a visual barrier so walkers can't look straight into me sun bathing naked in garden.What date did you do the work last year ?
In the meantime, a strategically placed washing line with a couple of bed sheets hung out to dry will do the trickIt's not been done before. Our garden hedge running along footpath. Was swamped with ivy. I've cleared it & post rail fenced our side. Just wanting to thicken it up as a visual barrier so walkers can't look straight into me sun bathing naked in garden.
I've not done hedge laying since my countryside management national diploma days!!
I find outdoor naked pilates has the same effect, at least after the first viewingIn the meantime, a strategically placed washing line with a couple of bed sheets hung out to dry will do the trick![]()
I was expecting someone to comment on how thick do I need to make hedge for that purpose!! Mere sapling!!In the meantime, a strategically placed washing line with a couple of bed sheets hung out to dry will do the trick![]()
I thought you might have had a go at it Jess between catching up and eggs coming.We've had over 300 yards of hedge laid this season,took one day! What the boss did was have a hedge laying competition held on the estate,a long overgrown hedge running up the outside of a wood.
The boss told me that it cost a cash prize plus lunch for the competitors, much the same as a shoot day for the beaters.
The competitors all had a length of hedge allocated to them,all the stakes and binders were supplied. I don't know the ins and outs of the day but the boss was very happy with the results.
If you contacted your local hedge laying club/society, maybe the nearest college of countryside skills or it's equivalent, maybe they could help you out.