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Trimming my bush

Slice · 2008-05-17 18:53:03

So anyway, during the winter I moved into a house with a garden along with a couple of friends. While out today my housemate borrowed some electric hedge trimmers and took to two nice bushes that were a bit overgrown and completely devastated them. What was a nice garden is now looking a bit bare and the two bushes are…

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17-05-2008 7:53pm

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Slice

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So anyway, during the winter I moved into a house with a garden along with a couple of friends. While out today my housemate borrowed some electric hedge trimmers and took to two nice bushes that were a bit overgrown and completely devastated them. What was a nice garden is now looking a bit bare and the two bushes are left looking like a couple of branches sticking out of the ground with very few leaves left. These are hedgerow bushes I'm talking about.

Having no gardening experience can anyone tell me roughly how long it would take such bushes to grow back?

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#2 17-05-2008 9:33pm
Irish Gardener

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Any pics of the branches with a few leaves left.

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#3 18-05-2008 10:14pm
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I'm assuming your a troll.

You shouldn't need to "trim your bush" till next year.

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