Trimmers & Hedge Cutters

Trimmers & Hedge Cutters

Hedges are a traditional aspect of gardens. Living walls can reduce noise pollution, absorb groundwater, and act as a windbreak. They are a lovely alternative to the boringness of garden fences. In addition to being an essential habitat for British animals, hedgerows also serve as a source of food and shelter, so frequent upkeep is both ecologically sound and desirable. Hand shears are an easy way to trim, but powered trimmers are considerably faster and easier if you have a lot of hedges or mobility concerns.It's vital to wait until after the major garden bird nesting season, which runs from March to August, before trimming your hedge. Even outside of these months, always look for nests before cutting because it is illegal to intentionally harm or destroy an active bird nest.

Cordless Trimmer By Flymo

This little Flymo cordless trimmer has three major advantages: it's quite affordable for a cordless trimmer and, at just 2.1kg, it's very light. Also, using it is really simple. It only requires a three and a half hour charge time when plugged into the main outlet.

Hedge Trimmer By Bosch

Look no further than this cordless little marvel if your hedge-cutting requirements are modest. Thanks to Bosch's tried-and-true anti-block technology, it will have no issue cutting down the typical lonicera, privet, or box hedge and didn't struggle as much as we had anticipated with our harder conifer or laurel hedges. It is well-balanced and easy on the arms.

Makita DUH751Z Cordless Trimmer

The DUH751Z is a seriously heavyweight cordless trimmer, measuring over 1.2m long and weighing 4.5Kg with battery. However, you'll be happy you have it when you have a few dozen metres of hedge to trim, especially if the hedge has woody laurel or dense conifers.

Bosch Medium-sized Cordless Trimmer

The Bosch AHS 55-20Li gives you significantly greater cutting power in a blade big enough to handle thicker, taller hedges despite being notably heavier and bigger than the EasyHedgeCut 18-45. This model devoured everything we could throw at it while cordless, including lonicera, laurel, and some seriously woody confider hedge.

 Black & Decker BEHTS501 Corded Hedge Trimmer

This 600W machine from Black & Decker is definitely worth a look if you're seeking for a little bit more power—or perhaps a longer running time—than a cordless hedge trimmer can offer. While employing its trimming blades, it should be able to handle branches up to 25mm in diameter.

Cordless trimmer by Einhell

It might be difficult to maintain the top of your hedges trimmed once they are over 7 feet tall. With an extensible trimmer, such as the Einhell GE-HC 18Li, you can reach the top of a 2 or even 3 m hedge without using a ladder because the 40 cm blade is attached to a telescopic pole that can extend to 1.7 m.

Karcher Heavy-duty Cordless Trimmer

The Karcher HGE 18-50 will have little trouble maintaining large, hardy, and unruly plants and hedges. It is a large, heavy-duty cordless trimmer with a blade that is 50 cm long and has a maximum cutting width of 22 cm.

Ryobi One+ Oht1845 Hedge Trimmer

This hedge trimmer gives a surprisingly good performance for its small size and trims various materials nicely. The battery's power indicator is not easy to see, but the blade guard is solid and seems durable.

Stihl Hsa 56 Hedge Trimmer

This effective cordless hedge trimmer was recognised as the finest mid-priced cordless trimmer by BBC Gardeners' World Magazine. It is quiet, comfortable to use, and has solid safety features like a neutral locking position and a tip protection over the blade. It also handles even old, woody vegetation well.

Greenworks G40HT61K2 Hedge Trimmer

This lightweight, user-friendly cordless trimmer is quick and effective, and it was named a BBC Gardeners' World Magazine Best Buy for efficiency. It is especially useful when held above or at shoulder height. The blade won't clog thanks to the jam feature, and its 20mm tooth spacing lets it cut through woodier growth.

Trimmers & Hedge Cutters

Hedges are a traditional aspect of gardens. Living walls can reduce noise pollution, absorb groundwater, and act as a windbreak. They are a lovely alternative to the boringness of garden fences. In addition to being an essential habitat for British animals, hedgerows also serve as a source of food and shelter, so frequent upkeep is both ecologically sound and desirable. Hand shears are an easy way to trim, but powered trimmers are considerably faster and easier if you have a lot of hedges or mobility concerns.It's vital to wait until after the major garden bird nesting season, which runs from March to August, before trimming your hedge. Even outside of these months, always look for nests before cutting because it is illegal to intentionally harm or destroy an active bird nest.

Cordless Trimmer By Flymo

This little Flymo cordless trimmer has three major advantages: it's quite affordable for a cordless trimmer and, at just 2.1kg, it's very light. Also, using it is really simple. It only requires a three and a half hour charge time when plugged into the main outlet.

Hedge Trimmer By Bosch

Look no further than this cordless little marvel if your hedge- cutting requirements are modest. Thanks to Bosch's tried-and-true anti-block technology, it will have no issue cutting down the typical lonicera, privet, or box hedge and didn't struggle as much as we had anticipated with our harder conifer or laurel hedges. It is well-balanced and easy on the arms.

Makita DUH751Z Cordless Trimmer

The DUH751Z is a seriously heavyweight cordless trimmer, measuring over 1.2m long and weighing 4.5Kg with battery. However, you'll be happy you have it when you have a few dozen metres of hedge to trim, especially if the hedge has woody laurel or dense conifers.

Bosch Medium-sized Cordless Trimmer

The Bosch AHS 55-20Li gives you significantly greater cutting power in a blade big enough to handle thicker, taller hedges despite being notably heavier and bigger than the EasyHedgeCut 18-45. This model devoured everything we could throw at it while cordless, including lonicera, laurel, and some seriously woody confider hedge.

 Black & Decker BEHTS501 Corded Hedge Trimmer

This 600W machine from Black & Decker is definitely worth a look if you're seeking for a little bit more power—or perhaps a longer running time—than a cordless hedge trimmer can offer. While employing its trimming blades, it should be able to handle branches up to 25mm in diameter.

Cordless trimmer by Einhell

It might be difficult to maintain the top of your hedges trimmed once they are over 7 feet tall. With an extensible trimmer, such as the Einhell GE-HC 18Li, you can reach the top of a 2 or even 3 m hedge without using a ladder because the 40 cm blade is attached to a telescopic pole that can extend to 1.7 m.

Karcher Heavy-duty Cordless Trimmer

The Karcher HGE 18-50 will have little trouble maintaining large, hardy, and unruly plants and hedges. It is a large, heavy-duty cordless trimmer with a blade that is 50 cm long and has a maximum cutting width of 22 cm.

Ryobi One+ Oht1845 Hedge Trimmer

This hedge trimmer gives a surprisingly good performance for its small size and trims various materials nicely. The battery's power indicator is not easy to see, but the blade guard is solid and seems durable.

Stihl Hsa 56 Hedge Trimmer

This effective cordless hedge trimmer was recognised as the finest mid-priced cordless trimmer by BBC Gardeners' World Magazine. It is quiet, comfortable to use, and has solid safety features like a neutral locking position and a tip protection over the blade. It also handles even old, woody vegetation well.

Greenworks G40HT61K2 Hedge Trimmer

This lightweight, user-friendly cordless trimmer is quick and effective, and it was named a BBC Gardeners' World Magazine Best Buy for efficiency. It is especially useful when held above or at shoulder height. The blade won't clog thanks to the jam feature, and its 20mm tooth spacing lets it cut through woodier growth.