When it comes to hedge trimmers, it's easy to buy too little or too much machine for your yard. Knowing the pros and cons will save time, energy, and money.

With a good pruning schedule you can keep hedges under control without too much effort. Most evergreen formal hedges like to be trimmed two or three times a year, while they're actively growing.

Hedge trimmers and hedge cutters may sound alike, but they're not. Learn why the difference matters and how picking the right ...

If they’re properly sharpened, power hedge trimmers are a great time saver over manual trimmers for maintaining neat hedges and other landscaping. If your power trimmers are continually getting jammed ...

While you may be able to get your hedge trimmer professionally sharpened, you can just as easily do the job yourself with a ...

A good hedge trimmer can be a blessing, saving you time and preventing aching arms. Buy a bad one, though, and you'll be left with backbreaking work and poorly trimmed, uneven hedges. We test each ...

Single-sided and double-sided trimmers may do the same job, but there are important differences when it comes to control, speed, and comfort. As the names suggest, single-sided trimmers are designed ...

Hedge trimmers are powered yard machines with one or two rows of cutting teeth that slice through small-diameter foliage. People use hedge trimmers to cut back growth, level the tops and sides of ...

If your hedges are too tall to trim with a standard hedge trimmer, then you should be using a pole hedge trimmer instead of a ladder. It’s safer, and pole hedge trimmers have a range of features that ...