Uneven Growing Of Red Robin Hedge

Question

I have a Red Robin Hedge that was planted at the front of my front garden. I am unable to trim it or cut it so it is straight. To be honest I am afraid of cutting it too much. But one side of the hedge is higher than the other. How can I get the lower side to grow higher or trim the higher side lower so it looks better? I would like in the end to have all the hedge at the hight of the highest side approximately. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

• 
• 

Answer 1

Unfortunately, constant pruning may be your best option. In my area, pruning these is a careful chore. In your part of the world, you don't have to worry as much about Photinia Leaf Spot disease. So, you can prune a little less carefully.

This article will help:

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/shrubs/photinia/pruning-photinia-shrubs.htm