Get your plants and trees in shape for the growing season
DID YOU KNOW? – The best time to trim and prune many shrubs and trees is in late winter and early spring before they start to grown! Shaping, thinning-out and removing dead or diseased branches before the growing season begins helps keep plants, trees and shrubs healthy and beautiful.
The Natural Touch Winter/Early Spring Pruning Program includes:
- Removal of dead, damaged,or hazardous limbs
- Pruning of limbs that interfere with walkways and structures
- Removal of crossed or rubbing limbs
- Pruning out suckers
Annual Pruning Guide
Winter (December-February)
- Deciduous and evergreen trees, crab apples and other pest-prone plants
Early Spring (March-April)
- Ornamental Grasses
- Semiwoody perennials (butterfly bush, Russian sage)
- Broad-leaved evergreens (boxwood, holly, firethorn)
- Summer-flowering trees, shrubs, vines, hydrangea, and roses
Spring/Early Summer (May-June)
- Spring-flowering shrubs (forsythia, rhododendron, lilacs)
- Evergreen shrubs (yews, juniper, boxwood)
Midsummer/Fall (July-November)
- Flowering perennials and annuals
Call us today and let us show you how years of experience, state-of-the-art equipment, and an uncompromising commitment to professionalism can turn your outdoor living space into a masterpiece.