Like ornamental hedges, those grown for wildlife can quickly get out of hand if not clipped regularly, and August is the best time to do it.

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Cutting wildlife hedges in the dormant season is best avoided, as it encourages more vigorous growth the following season and can look ragged and unsightly. It may also destroy berries and seeds, as well as the eggs of overwintering insects.

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