Tree, shrub and hedge pruning
The right cut at the right time keeps plants healthy, encourages growth and flowering, and keeps the grounds tidy and safe. We take care of pruning fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs and hedges.
What it includes
The most common pruning work
- Pruning fruit trees
- Pruning ornamental trees and shrubs
- Trimming and shaping hedges
- Removing dry and damaged branches
- Branch and green waste handling by arrangement
Not sure when is the right time to prune your plants? Send us a photo — we will recommend a suitable time.
Why the right cut matters
Healthy plants, tidy and safe grounds
Healthy growth
With dry and excess wood removed, the plant puts its energy into healthy growth and yield.
Safety
Dry or overgrown branches above paths, roofs and wires are a risk that pruning removes.
A tidy look
Shaped hedges and well-kept crowns give the grounds a neat, cared-for appearance.
When to prune
Every plant has its season
Fruit trees are most often pruned during dormancy in late winter or early spring, and some species also in summer. Hedges are trimmed several times a season, and ornamental shrubs according to their flowering time. Since the right timing depends on the species, the weather and the plant's condition, we agree it when you enquire.
FAQ
Pruning — questions
When is the right time to prune fruit trees?
Most often during dormancy — late winter or early spring, before growth starts. Some species and pruning goals (e.g. calming vigorous growth) suit a summer cut better. We agree the timing for your trees based on species and condition.
What do you do with the cut branches?
Branch and green waste handling is agreed up front — depending on the quantity and the options at your location.
Do you also prune taller trees?
Describe the tree and send a photo. Based on the height, access and condition we will tell you whether we can do the work safely, and prepare a quote.
Trees or a hedge waiting for a trim?
Send photos of the plants — we will recommend the timing and prepare a quote.