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Hi Julian,
BEECH HEDGING
the hundred or so sticks I planted last November are doing well – none of them have died which I am amazed at. We cut back sideshoots in early spring and will do so again this winter as you suggested. You also mentioned clipping to a tapered shape annually after flowering although I have not seen any evidence of anything I’d recognise as flowering. Should I go ahead and shape now anyway ?
cheers
Eddie
Thanks Eddie – delighted your beech hedge plants are growing for you. I would be inclined to leave them now until the leaves have gone brown. Then gently shorten the side branches and maybe take 1-2″ off the top. Leave the lower branches wider than the higher ones so the hedge (when viewed from the side) takes on the shape on an “A” with a flat top…..
Best
Julian