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Negotiable priceTips for pruning trees and shrubs
Fruit tree pruning
Seasonal thinning of fruit trees (apple, pear, peach, cherry). This process ensures proper sunlight penetration and airflow within the canopy, boosting crop yield and enhancing fruit quality.
Decorative tree and shrub shaping
Decorative trimming (topiary) of yard and garden plants (thuja, boxwood, cypress). Forming and maintaining spherical, conical, or hedge shapes.
Phytosanitary (sanitary) cleaning
Removal of dry, diseased, broken, or crossing branches. This protects the tree from the spread of fungal diseases and pests, preserving the plant's overall vitality.
Tall and hazardous tree pruning/felling
Safe lowering of hard-to-reach, tall, or power-line/building-adjacent branches using specialized machinery (bucket trucks/cranes) or arborist climbing equipment.
Wound treatment and green waste removal
Treating large cuts after pruning with special garden mastic (grafting wax) to prevent infections. Includes chipping or haul-away removal of cut branches from the property.
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Negotiable priceFrequently Asked Questions - Pruning and Shaping Trees and Shrubs
Spring Pruning: Conducted in early spring (FebruaryโMarch) before buds swell and sap movement begins. This is the optimal time for fruit tree shaping. Autumn Pruning: Conducted after leaf fall (OctoberโNovember) to prepare the plant for winter. Summer Pruning (Green Pruning): Used solely for removing suckers/excess shoots and maintaining the aesthetic shape of decorative shrubs.
Formative: Establishes the correct canopy/skeletal structure in young trees or creates decorative shapes; Sanitary: Involves strictly cutting away damaged, dried, and diseased branches; Rejuvenative: Applied to mature or aging trees โ significantly shortening the main crown stimulates the growth of vigorous new shoots.
Cutting branches thicker than 2 to 3 cm leaves an open wound that easily attracts moisture, fungi, and pest infestations. Applying garden mastic (grafting wax) or specialized sealants creates a protective barrier, accelerating wound healing and preventing wood rot.