what your trees need to look good and grow right
So, what's pruning?
Pruning takes care of the unnecessary (damaged branches and dead/diseased branches) for a healthy and resilient tree. Thinning improves your tree’s inner structure – an important service for avoiding large trees and high maintenance. And for the perfect shape, trimming – the art of shaping trees to fit their space and look their best. In short, they all work together to help trees grow the way you want and need them to.
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Our not-so arborist secret approach to pruning trees for
healthy and strong growth.
First and foremost, prune at the right season
Reduce heights to new and capable shoots for a natural look and friendly size
Reduce crown size (overall size) by pruning back the overextending branches to new and capable shoots
Address structurally compromising branches (think crossing/overgrown/rubbing watersprouts) to improve overall growth and structure
Prune branches for clearance of any type of taking them back to capable shoots to maintain a natural look
Take “medical” precautions such as sterilizing tools to prevent spreading pathogens, fungus, and disease through tools and equipment
