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Worth
A hedge running the length of a road in Worth kept us busy most of the afternoon. By early evening it was cut back level and even, start to finish in one visit.
The record
Recent work
What was there, what it needed, and what it looks like now. Added as jobs finish, not written up in advance.
Seventeen jobs across Sandwich, Deal, Eastry, Worth and Woodnesborough, photographed on site as the work was done. Dates are the dates the hedges were actually cut. Locations are given to the village or town and no further, which is how we intend to keep them.
2026
02
Deal
A laurel hedge near Deal, cut back and swept clear within the hour - the kind of tidy-up that makes a real difference to a frontage.
03
Eastry
Two hedges on one visit near Eastry: a tangle of mixed shrub and climbers left for another day, and a laurel hedge close by kept neat in the meantime.
04
Eastry
A front hedge in Eastry that had been left to run tall over the summer. We took it back in stages through the afternoon, still mid-cut when we left it for the day.
05
Worth
A seafront conifer hedge in Worth, cut from a ladder with the wind coming off the sea - not the easiest conditions, but it came out level and even.
06
Woodnesborough
A tall roadside hedge in Woodnesborough, cones out for passers-by while the team worked it back on an early start.
07
Worth
Box topiary shaped into neat cones by a front door in Worth, the driveway conifer hedge tidied alongside.
08
Woodnesborough
An overgrown box hedge either side of a cottage door in Woodnesborough, shaped into two matching domes.
09
Woodnesborough
A roadside hedge near Woodnesborough, cut back with a pole trimmer and left tidy outside a cottage window by the end of the visit.
10
Eastry
Two jobs in one trip near Eastry: a corner box hedge kept in shape, and a much bigger holly hedge cut right back close by.
11
Sandwich
A hand-trimmed hedge in Sandwich, part of a garden already carrying a run of box balls, laurel and conifer domes we keep in shape through the year.
2025
12
Sandwich
A hedge run in Sandwich, cut to a taut guideline for a dead-straight edge - the kind of detail that's easy to miss in a photo but obvious the moment you walk past it.
13
Woodnesborough
A beech hedge near Woodnesborough, left to grow tall through autumn and cut back hard before the leaves properly turned.
Also on the books
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Further plates
Single shots from jobs where we did not get the full sequence, kept here rather than left out.
Worth ·
A tall seafront hedge in Worth, still mid-cut when this one was taken - conifer needles catching the light.
Sandwich ·
A golden variegated hedge in Sandwich, kept full and healthy rather than cut hard back - proof a hedge doesn't need a drastic trim to look its best.
Sandwich ·
A two-tone hedge in Sandwich, kept neat with the berries left in - a small touch that keeps some colour in the garden through winter.
Eastry ·
A box and holly hedge in Eastry, clipped into a neat, rounded finish ready for the colder months.
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