In the following work, plants in a garden in the town of Bóly have grown to their full size and grown together over a length of 50 river metres and a width of 3.5 metres. A lot of it has been deprived of light and water. We therefore had to cut back drastically or cut them down completely.
The client’s aim was to make the green space much more airy, transparent and refreshed. However, he also wanted to replace the old ones with new plants.
A line of leylanders had been cut out before us, and we were the ones who were digging up the stumps. So it will certainly not grow any more. The new hedge is now in place.
For the autumn and winter of 2024, thinning of overgrown and withered plants will still take place. In spring, the planting of new plants can begin.
