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FAQs

Which hedge trimmer is best for maintaining small hedges?

If you're trimming compact hedges, shrubs or topiary, a lightweight cordless hedge trimmer or compact electric hedge trimmer is usually the best choice. Shorter blades are easier to control in confined spaces, making it simpler to shape plants accurately without unnecessary weight.

Can a cordless hedge trimmer cut woody branches?

Yes. A modern battery hedge trimmer can comfortably handle routine hedge maintenance, provided the branches are within the manufacturer's stated cutting capacity. If you're regularly tackling thick, mature growth, a heavy-duty cordless hedge trimmer or petrol hedge cutter is likely to deliver the best results.

Is there a difference between a hedge trimmer and a hedge cutter?

No. The terms hedge trimmer and hedge cutter are commonly used to describe the same type of machine. You may also see the term bush trimmer, although this can refer to smaller shrub shears as well as full-sized hedge trimmers.

What features should I look for in a lightweight hedge trimmer?

If comfort is a priority, choose a lightweight hedge trimmer with ergonomic handles, low vibration levels and good weight distribution. Cordless hedge trimmers are particularly popular because they combine easy handling with the freedom to work without a power cable.

How can I keep my hedge trimmer performing at its best?

Regular maintenance will help any hedge trimmer deliver cleaner cuts and a longer service life. Clean and lubricate the blades after use, check that all fixings remain secure and store the machine somewhere dry. Petrol hedge trimmers also require routine engine servicing, while cordless hedge trimmers benefit from looking after the battery and charger in line with the manufacturer's recommendations.