@green-beard id spray it with insecticide

Yer same, maybe some neem oil, but you really gotta be careful what you use so it dont fuck with the bees 

What's the name of the plant? Have you seen any bugs?, pull some leaves off and closely inspect. It helps to find out the kind of bug so you know what spray to use, some bugs can be washed off with just simple high pressure water, some can be killed with a soapy water solution. Then there are organic sprays which I would try first, Safers comes to mind. There are also home remedies, hot peppers, garlic, neem, dish soap, etc. Many recipes out there on the WWW. If all else fails then some form of toxic chemicals should be used with caution being mindful of overspray in your yard and neighbors, big hedge like that is going to take a lot of spray. In the case of toxic pesticides/insecticide you may want to seek a professional...

GOOD LUCK

@macky

i know man I love the bees there so important, and there everywhere here I think there’s a hive up high in one of the chestnut trees out the back. I can hear it just not see it, there big ass trees

And I know there is at least 17 nests at a min in the longest hedge and at least 3 in the small one, so I don’t want to harm the nests or chicks, yea never know @macky I could get hungry trimming it down😂😂😂😂

@hart

i know it’s a laurel hedge, I think it’s the cherry laurel type, I did find a small nest underneath one but didn’t see any insects, I’ll have a look and see if I can find anything and take a few more pics, we have a landscaper coming soon to do the driveway and a patio, as soon as this lock down shit lifts. I’ll get him to have a look. I have a retired gardener and landscaper but I don’t want to draw him on me, he’s a bit of a know it all, lovely man but he’s always right even when he’s wrong 😂😂 I shall take more pics and see where to go from there 

@green-beard Hmmm, could be a disease?...Here's many, many pics to compare...

https://www.google.com/search?q=laurel+hedge+pests&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwihnN3AtJrpAhXFB80KHTaUC7MQ_AUoAXoECBAQAw&biw=1280&bih=695

I suspect 2 culprits. The holes are most probably caterpillar damage and the twisted and contorted ones are from sucking insects like leaf miners, beetles, or something. An insecticide that covers both is in order here. What kind of plants are these GB?

Everyone posts so fast it’s hard to get ahead of this 😂, Spray with a BT product for caterpillars if you’re worried about wildlife. It only effects the caterpillars and no mammals or reptiles will be hurt but it does not last through rain.

This is interesting, you have the best view so what about this? No bugs and it will disappear on its own. The look sure ties in.

Thanks guys this is helping a lot, you could be onto something monkey with the last one, I’ll get down to have a look better once this bitch is gone for the day, I want to leave them alone together as much as possible so they can get there groove on, oh yea btw I’m trying to bread dogs I’m not being disrespectful to the ladies lol 

@green-beard don’t do it Man don’t do it 🙈😂😂😂the birds will taste nasty as fuck as well, imagine the taste and the noise as u crush it down with your teeth. Regarding the hedge I have similar problems here on the hedge front,I cut the hedge first then watered it and looks better but think the insects will come back😂They always do then away again lol. It’s all just a big living breathing ecosystem that is well above my pay grade. Cut and water mate and see what happens 🙂