What tips can you provide me for hedging overgrown plants?

Answer by  dlraska (460)

Take hedge clippers and clip the problem area. Trim it down to where it looks neat. Once trimmed feed, fertilize and water. Keep trimmed.

Answer by  kakoe (989)

I would pick the most maneageable-looking plant first to hedge, and when you finish that it can be your point of reference for the rest of the hedges. Make sure to hold your hedging trimmers horizontal, and start at the top of the plant and then do the sides, then do the tops of all other hedges evenly with it.

Answer by  thewindrose (642)

If the plants are still full near the branches, they can be trimmed back. Fall is a good time to trim spring blooming bushes. However, if they are thin or scraggly at the base, it may be too late. Sometimes the only solution to severely overgrown bushes is to pull them out and replace them.

Answer by  Jenny25 (939)

Well you should cut them off from the top. This will allow them to keep growing and then you can keep hedging them. This will be the best technique for growth.

Answer by  saturno (325)

You can put to them tutorial in the stems and tie them so that they do not fall the tutorials can be bamboo