Regular shrub pruning keeps your plants healthy, encourages new growth, prevents disease, and enhances curb appeal. Overgrown or improperly pruned shrubs can block sunlight, reduce air circulation, and weaken the plant.

The best time depends on the shrub type. Spring-flowering shrubs should be pruned after they bloom, while most summer-flowering and non-flowering shrubs benefit from pruning in late winter or early spring before new growth starts.

Without regular shrub trimming, branches can become overgrown, weak, and susceptible to disease or pest infestations. Over time, shrubs can lose their shape, block windows or walkways, and reduce the overall health of your landscape.

Look for overgrown branches, dead or diseased wood, uneven growth, or shrubs touching your home or other plants. If you’re unsure, our experts can assess your shrubs and recommend the best pruning schedule.

Pruning is focused on the plant’s health—removing dead, diseased, or weak branches to encourage growth. Trimming is more about shaping and aesthetics, keeping shrubs neat and proportional to your landscape.

Yes! Over-pruning or incorrect cuts can weaken the shrub, expose it to disease, and stunt its growth. Our professional shrub pruning service ensures proper technique, timing, and precision.

Most shrubs benefit from annual or biannual pruning, but the frequency depends on the plant species and its growth rate. Some fast-growing shrubs may need pruning more frequently to maintain shape and health.

Yes! Our shrub pruning service includes cleanup. We remove all debris, ensuring your yard looks tidy and clean after we finish.

Yes! Proper pruning stimulates new growth, leading to a fuller, healthier, and more vibrant-looking shrub. It also helps shape the plant naturally rather than letting it become leggy or sparse.

While light trimming is fine for homeowners, incorrect pruning techniques can harm your shrubs. Professional pruning ensures the right cuts at the right time, promoting long-term plant health and beauty.