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I've just planted a photinia hedge along our drive way. The plants are about 2 foot tall but not sure when to prune in the future and what is best method such as trimmer, shears or secateurs.
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John Heath

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Its going to be a long time before you need to worry about pruning. When they eventually establish you can prune them in the spring to encourage new red leaves, and use secateurs.

Bazza

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