Is it safe to reduce in height a leylandii hedge in winter

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  1. alan kearn

    alan kearn Apprentice Gardener

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    I have a leylandii hedge that is at present 12 metres long 2 metres high and 1 metre wide it was reduced to its present size about 15 years ago when it was about 7 metres high.
    Would it be safe to shortening the height by about 1/2 metre at this time of the year.
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  2. Perki

    Perki Total Gardener

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    Yes you can cut the height down in winter try to avoid extreme cold ( bit of frost is fine ) if you can. It will be bald in the middle of the hedge for a while .
     
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