Elevate Your Landscape with Expert Shrub and Tree Trimming

Are your shrubs and trees looking more like a jungle than a garden? It's time to restore order and beauty with our professional shrub and tree trimming services.

What We Offer

Shrub Trimming: From boxwoods to azaleas, we trim and shape your shrubs to enhance your landscape's design, promote healthy growth, and prevent overgrowth.

Tree Trimming: Our services include crown cleaning, thinning, and reduction, which not only beautify your trees but also improve their structural integrity.

Hedge Trimming: We create clean, crisp lines or sculpt artistic shapes, turning your hedges into living works of art.

Disease and Pest Management: Our trimming practices help prevent the spread of diseases and reduce pest habitats, keeping your plants healthy.

The Benefits of Our Service

Enhanced Aesthetics: Properly trimmed shrubs and trees can dramatically improve your yard's appearance, making it the envy of the neighborhood.

Healthier Plants: Regular trimming promotes better air circulation and light exposure, leading to healthier, more vigorous growth.

Increased Property Value: A well-maintained landscape adds significant value to your home.

Safety: Removing dead or overhanging branches prevents potential hazards like falling limbs during storms.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should you time your hedges and shrubs?

The frequency of hedge trimming depends on the species and your aesthetic goals. Fast-growing varieties might require 2-3 trims per growing season, whereas others might need just one or two. Our experts can provide tailored advice on trimming intervals during a personalized on-site consultation.

When is the best time to trim hedges and shrubs?

The best timing for trimming hedges varies by plant type. Typically, evergreen hedges should be pruned in late spring to early summer, while deciduous hedges benefit from pruning in late winter to early spring, during their dormant period.

How can I contact you?

You can reach us by phone (908) 868-4673,email: MelandFrankLandscaping@gmail.com or ourcontact form link within the website. We are always happy to answer your questions.

What is the difference between pruning and trimming?

Pruning entails the strategic removal of branches to enhance plant health and form, whereas trimming aims to keep hedges and shrubs uniformly neat. Although often used synonymously, these terms refer to distinct gardening practices.

How much should be trimmed off a hedge or shrub at once?

A helpful guideline is to trim no more than one-third of a plant's growth at once. Over-pruning can stress plants, hindering their healthy development.

How do you trim hedges and shrubs?

For trimming tall hedges and shrubs, we employ tools like pole pruners or extendable hedge trimmers. To ensure safety and precision, we use step ladders to reach higher branches. Note that taller vegetation may incur higher labor costs due to the extended time required.