Trimming a Conifer (THUJA) hedge
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Trimming a Conifer (THUJA) hedge
THUJA is also known as the WESTERN RED CEDAR, Thuja is part of the cypress family, a fast growing evergreen conifer, Thuja hedges unlike Leylandii, will tolerate hard pruning and will often regrow quite well when cut back hard into older wood
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😀 Beaut video - Really like the camera shots of the cutter bar.
Bootiful work on the hedge - a true craftsman 👏👏👏
Cheers mate, I keep trying to make them a little different with angles.
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Soothing! Cordless doesn't have the 'urgency' sound of petrol engine. I am phasing out my petrol machinery where possible. Lovely neat job as always Jason! And no wind flipping the tarps!!
The peace that comes with battery, is just sooo nice, 👌
Cheers mate 😀👍
Nice job Jason. Looks amazing.
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Nice job on the hedges as always. Love the smell when cutting Thuja. I always take some home in my pockets. 😁
Thanks matt, been a long time, yes smells nice, lol pockets full of clipping is a must
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Excellent video Jason and great job.
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Thank you mate 😊👍👍
Cracking job Jason,
I have been considering cordless myself, purely for health reasons.
Nice neat finish, perfect.
Nice work…💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Thanks mate 👍👍
Another awesome job Jason✂️🍃👌🏼
Top job mate ! Awesome to watch 🙌🏽 the battery kit is definitely the way forward for hedges 🌳
Хорошая работа! Приятно смотреть как работает профессионал. Жаль только что видео выходят редко.
Wherever i find myself going...
I discover that a poet has already ben there before me.😉
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Top quality there mate. Can’t beat a tarp saves so much time especially with conifers.
Nice job mate
Cheers mick 👍👍
Wow what a lovely tidy job done there! I’m gonna have to go for battery equipment!
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Very nice 👌
Thanks mate 😊👍
I be cuting soon the hedges mate
Oh Mighty Hedgemaster! Nobody on the planet does as good a job as you do with hedges, Jason. Sincerely. And what was that fanct tool at 4:52 minutes? Some kind of blower? Not only all that, but your camera work is great!!
Great job as always mate👌🏻
Terrific Job Jason. I noticed you never cut downwards only up from the bottom. Guess your blades must be sharp az a razor for I need to adress several crosses with the same machine to achieve an even cut. Even after blade sharpening. I need to step up my sharpening skills. cheers!
Spot on (as usual) 👌
Thanks magill 👍😀
Nice job Jason , why not commentary these last few videos !
Beautiful job. An enviably smooth result.
Thank you tris 😀👍
Tools:
Stihl hsa 86
Blue tarp's
New Stihl kma 135 r
New Stihl bg-km blower attachment
Stihl hla 65
Wolf garten rake
Green bin
I have watched many of your videos, learned a lot thank you. Can I ask a question ? I am only trimming my own hedges, over the years they have become quite wide probably due to me not cutting them back enough each year. I can see that if I cut them hard I will be left with brown hedges devoid of any green foliage, do privet,holly and hawthorn recover and put out green leaves etc but nearer to the main trunk in the future. Thank you
Hi Jason, do you ever use petrol tools now? I’ve been using battery for the past three years now and my Husqvarna and stihl hedge trimmers are all packing up I don’t feel they last long enough like petrol. Don’t know weather to convert back to petrol as the repairs on battery tools cost a fortune.
Nice work as usual Jason. Which model were you using please, I’ve had enough of my HS45 and really considering a battery option. 👍
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Nice job Jason, you did a awesome job. How do you like using a battery trimmer verses gas powered? Just wondering. It seems a lot of landscapers are switching to battery. Stay safe. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸
Thanks Neusa, the battery kit, is very good and so many benefits to it, over gas, great power, low noise, low vibration and no horrible fumes, my gas hedge trimmers are pretty much retired now.
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can this type of hedge be planted around 2 metres from a new patio and be maintained at a height of around 2.5m or does it's roots cause structural issues
Is the electric as good as the petrol trimmer? Beautiful job 👍
Cheers mate.
Yes 100% battery is as good as petrol 👌😀
trimmed to perfection & not a fuel can in sight 👌👍
Thanks goerdie mate, the odd occasion I have to use 2 stroke, like a big strimming job, I really don't like using it anymore.
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Oh Jah!
😀👍 Cheers mate
Really nice work mate. Have you tried or had anything to do with husqvarna battery gear? I’m considering battery for our 2nd team. What size & how long do you get from a battery? Do you charge up through the day, multiple batteries?
Cheers 👍🏻😎🇦🇺🏝
Iv tried the short reach husqvarna and its very good, it's very difficult for me to say how many battery's and run times, there is many many variables, try and get a demo machine from your dealer mate.
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Can you trim thuja anytime? Or does it get Sun burn or cold burn like boxwood?
Iv always found, the best yime to cut thuja is spring or autumn, so avoiding the extreme heat/cold 🙂👍
Love my Stihl battery units, wouldn't go back to petrol.
Battery definitely has many benefits over petrol 👍
Great job! Why only cut on upstroke instead of back and forth?
He only does up stokes because if he did down strokes then if the sides were longer then it would weigh them down (with the already cut pieces) and when you cut the weighed down bits off they would spring back further into the hedge than the rest of were you cut the side and you would risk making a hole in the hedge. I hope this makes sense.
Thank you for the reply. I will try this technique.
@@legacylg as above, 👍👍
you have a gift sir. beautiful work. tell me are you responsible for those square trees in Goodwood where RR motorcars are made. what type of tree is that? if you are familiar.
Thanks mate, no, but be nice to have a go at them
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Is your blower and hedge trimmer an electric
Yes, battery machines 🔋👍👍
@@jasongardener3425 that's what I meant
How old is the hedge??
20 years maybe