Hello, I've recently moved house and there's a 15 metre run of what appears to be leylandii hedge in the garden. It's about 2.5 - 3 metres high.
It could do with a trim, both on the face and the top and I'm wondering what the best tool for the job is.
I can borrow a standard hedge trimmer but I've seen a long reach one in Lidl which extends up to 3 metres and can be flipped 90 degrees to cut the top of the hedge. Is this likely to be any good? Or is it ok in theory but I'd need to spend double the price on a better brand.
Or am I better off with a standard hedge trimmer and a set of stepladders? Could just see it taking a long time with that method.
It could do with a trim, both on the face and the top and I'm wondering what the best tool for the job is.
I can borrow a standard hedge trimmer but I've seen a long reach one in Lidl which extends up to 3 metres and can be flipped 90 degrees to cut the top of the hedge. Is this likely to be any good? Or is it ok in theory but I'd need to spend double the price on a better brand.
Or am I better off with a standard hedge trimmer and a set of stepladders? Could just see it taking a long time with that method.