Hedge & tree trimming · Hutt Valley

Hedge trimming and light tree work

Hedges, shrubs and small trees kept tidy, safe and well-shaped — with the trimmings taken away.

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Hedges

Supreme Mowing trims hedges of all sizes across the Hutt Valley — boundary hedges, driveway hedges, the low box and buxus around beds, and the big griselinia, pittosporum and photinia screens that Hutt Valley sections rely on for shelter from the wind. We cut them level, keep the faces vertical (or slightly tapered so the bottom gets light), and take every trimming away.

Most hedges here want two cuts a year: one after the spring flush in late November or December, and one in late summer or early autumn before growth slows. Fast growers like griselinia and escallonia can take three. We can put your hedges on a schedule so they're never the thing you're embarrassed about.

Shrubs and light tree trimming

Shaping and height reduction on shrubs and small trees; lifting canopies so you can walk under them; clearing branches away from the roof, gutters, windows and fences; thinning overgrown feijoas, camellias and flowering cherries; tidying up pohutukawa and natives that have outgrown their spot. We prune with the plant's season in mind, so flowering shrubs are cut after they flower rather than before.

What we don't do is large tree felling, work at height that needs a rope-and-harness climb, or anything near power lines. That's arborist work and we'll tell you straight if your job needs one.

Wind, shelter and the Hutt Valley

Shelter hedges do a lot of work in the Hutt Valley. Petone and Eastbourne gardens take salt-laden southerlies off the harbour; the western hills and Upper Hutt get the full northerly. A hedge that's kept dense from the base up is what protects the rest of the garden — so we're careful not to cut so hard that the bottom goes bare. Where a hedge has been let go and is leggy, we'll talk through whether a hard renovation cut will work for that species or whether it's time to replace it.

Pricing

Hedge and tree trimming is quoted per job based on length, height, access and how much material has to be removed. It's often bundled into a garden maintenance visit; larger one-off trims are quoted separately. Free, no-obligation quotes.

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Common questions

Hedge & light tree trimming: your questions

How often should hedges be trimmed in the Hutt Valley?

Twice a year suits most hedges: once after the spring growth in late November or December and once in late summer or early autumn. Fast-growing hedges such as griselinia or escallonia may need a third cut.

Do you take the hedge trimmings away?

Yes. All trimmings and branches are removed as part of the job and the area is blown or raked clean.

Can you reduce the height of a hedge or tree?

Yes, within reason. Hedges and small trees can be reduced and reshaped. Very tall trees or hard reductions on some species can damage the plant, so we will advise what is sensible for that species before we cut.

Do you fell large trees?

No. Large tree removal, climbing work and anything near power lines needs a qualified arborist. We handle hedges, shrubs and light trimming on smaller trees, and will tell you if your job needs an arborist instead.

What time of year should I prune flowering shrubs?

Generally straight after they finish flowering, so you do not cut off next season's buds. Camellias, rhododendrons and flowering cherries are pruned after flowering; hedges and evergreens are shaped after the spring flush.

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