Frequently Asked Questions

 Most shrubs and hedges benefit from pruning in late winter or early spring before new growth begins. Ornamental trees are best pruned when they are dormant or right after flowering, depending on the species. Seasonal touch-ups during summer can also help maintain neat shapes and healthy growth.

 For most residential landscapes, pruning once or twice a year is ideal. Fast-growing hedges may need trimming more often to stay neat, while ornamental trees usually require structural pruning every 1–3 years to maintain health and shape.

No—when done correctly, pruning actually strengthens plants. It removes weak or dead branches, improves air circulation, and encourages healthy new growth. Over-pruning can cause stress, which is why professional pruning ensures the right balance.

 As a general rule, never remove more than one-third of a plant’s growth at a time. Our team follows best practices to avoid excessive cuts and to keep shrubs, hedges, and trees strong and thriving year after year

Recovery time depends on the plant type and season. Shrubs and hedges usually bounce back within weeks during the growing season, while ornamental trees may take longer as they focus on long-term strength and structure.

 Yes. Every pruning service includes cleanup and removal of branches, clippings, and debris. We leave your yard neat, tidy, and ready to enjoy.