Bespoke instant hedge planters

We all love the idea of having our own perfect little home with pretty little garden. However, with busy lifestyles it would be quite complicated and tough to nurture it most of the time. Artificial hedges offer an alternative gardening solution. Now that chaotic people can enjoy the panorama of the place without even worrying about its daily maintenance.

Recent years, faux hedges have been widely used to provide stunning landscape for any place. Bars, cafes and hotels have built their own artificial hedge fence to give more privacy to their customers.

Instant artificial flowering hedge planter privacy screen

Fake hedge requires very maintenance. There is no regular weeding, watering and cutting. However you need to looking out for hedge panels with UV stabiliser and other specialized treatments such as fire retardant.

With the advent of modern technologies, artificial hedges manufacturers have come up with a more sophisticated designs, sizes and shades. You can request for a customizedfake green wall to meet your own specifications and designs. Some would desire a more durable fake hedge, in that case artificial boxwood panel is definitely the choice. In addition, ready made instant hedge planters can be another option if you prefer a simpler life.

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Artificial hedges would always be a flourishing ornament that would surely last for a long period of time. Indeed, you can surely enjoy the exterior beauty of the place without worrying much about your own privacy.

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Sam Bainbridge replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"Single sided is personal preference but also it's a much stronger machine and the only one capable of doing this kind of work you'll be amazed at what it will cut through "
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Intelligent Landscapes replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"Sometimes best if you can to get a grab wagon in to remove waste if it is a really big job... £150 to £200....  so when you factor in all the time loading van, chopping bagging etc, tip fees... for teh client it probably works out cheaper and…"
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Raymond the Terrible replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"Thank you, that's a really useful guide. I've started my business on my own without having worked with anyone else beforehand, so it can be hard to know what to charge sometimes."
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Raymond the Terrible replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"Thank you Sam, that's really useful.  I hadnt heard of that stihl model. I have been considering the HS82RCE which has the same 38mm tooth spacing. Is there a particular reason you went for the single -sided hedge cutter as opposed to the HS82RCE,…"
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John F replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"Exactly Sam it's a good question from Raymond because it highlights the difference between using a hedge trimmer unsuited to this task against a hedge cutter which is more suited   
Allowing for variables with thicker stumps ln mixed hedges…"
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I wondered if anyone wore any of the Cofra safety boots? Am looking to replace my nearly 3yr old pair of HAIX GTX Airpower boots and have been looking at the Cofra Frosti - are they warmer for winter...Mainly look at those that are Goretex Thanks &…
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Sam Bainbridge replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"But every job requires a risk assessment this is no different whether staff or yourself H+S will come down on you just as hard.
That aside these small hand held electric items are focused on home owners rather than professional use.
I really have no…"
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John F replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"It's one of those tasks which involves risk assessment Nick , There is a risk to both gardener and public in all areas .
Generally I have found the operatives sense of self preservation kicks in when using machinery but I have found there is a…"
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Nick @ NM Garden Services Ltd replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"Does the GTA40 come under the same legislation as for top handled saws?
I'm not sure I would want my staff to use one without adequate training!"
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Peter Davis replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Best power tools for serious hedge restoration?
"Yet another recommendation for the GTA.  I use mine for everything & the great advantage is it's one handed so you can lift each stem as you cut it."
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