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andyp-
Nope but I’ve had a few goes, and it’s brilliant.
Ed’sright about the landowners. After all, it represents keeping things in and keeping things out.
I’d love to see it become common for urban garden hedges (how I started getting into it, my own mixed young hedge got out of hand and just chopping the top off wasn’t easy to manage. Now it’s a dream!) Highly recommended.
Happy to help out anyone local who’s got some unruly plants, it’s great for filling gaps and creating a living fence basically.
Skülly
How has this never been revealed on here before?