Eggs And Bird Nests: Why You Should Put Off Cutting Hedges 'Til September

With the recent warmer temps, spring feels like it’s finally kicked in. And that means more birds, bees, and blooms – great news for many gardeners. 

If you’re interested in keeping your garden looking its best, you might be tempted to whip out the secateurs and have at your hedges. 

But some experts, like Chris Bonnett, founder of GardeningExpress, say that it should be delayed until very late summer, and may sometimes be illegal. 

Why should I wait until September to cut my hedges?