Solved Help to identify hedges please part 2

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  1. Silver surfer

    Silver surfer PLANTAHOLIC

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    6292...Looks like Corylus avellana....common name hazel.
    With a prickly Berberis sp.

    6293. Acer sp...have problem with scale/size of leaves.
    It may be Acer pseudoplatanus...common name Sycamore.

    acer pseudoplatanus leaf - Google Search:

    6295....alternate leaves but cannot see it clearly enough to give id.
     
  2. tristanstartsgardening

    tristanstartsgardening Gardener

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    Looks like the first two again have the potential of growing to large trees. I guess I need to do deal them with the same method as the ash tree (e.g., trim regularly)?
     
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    This is another photo for 6295. E63B671B-203C-41BB-97A4-78839F642D45.jpeg
     
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    Silver Surfer is correct in everything. If the ash is inside the hedge, as it appears to be, you can only cut it to the ground. I doubt that it was an intentional planting in the mixed hedge but is probably self seeded.

    The trees in the hedge will get cut as normal when cutting/shaping the hedge. If any are particularly vigorous growers and suddenly shoot up higher, or outwards, then you just cut them off at the same level as the hedge each time. This is just part of normal gardening and is a simple thing to maintain.
     
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