Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
Pruning that keeps ornamental and specimen trees healthy, safe, and beautifully shaped.
Ornamental trees are chosen for their form, flowers, or foliage, and pruning should enhance those qualities. We prune to the natural character of each tree – removing deadwood, crossing branches, and hazards, thinning for light and air, and shaping to highlight the tree's best features without disfiguring it. Technique and timing are matched to the species so we protect blooms and health. Thoughtful ornamental pruning keeps specimen trees as the healthy, elegant focal points they were planted to be.
Enhances form, flowers, and foliage; Species-appropriate technique and timing; Deadwood and hazards removed; Shaped without disfiguring; Healthy, elegant focal points
1) Identify the species and assess character; 2) Remove deadwood and crossing branches; 3) Thin for light and air; 4) Shape to enhance the tree's features; 5) Clean cuts and cleanup
Tree size and species; Structural and hazard work; Access and height; Shaping detail
Timed by species to protect bloom and health; deadwood any time.