Hedge Trimming

Hedge Trimming is an important aspect of maintaining a beautiful and healthy landscape.

Create a natural boundary around your property with the help of hedges or increase the level of privacy in your outdoor living area by doing any of these things. Yet, if they are not properly cared for and maintained, hedges have the potential to become unruly, untidy, and ugly. This is where Ames Landscaping can be of use to you.

Our team of seasoned professionals is well-versed in the many methods of hedge trimming, all of which are designed to encourage robust growth while preserving the form and integrity of your hedges. We use specialist equipment to ensure that the hedges are trimmed uniformly and cleanly, resulting in a tidier and more professional landscape.

Trimming your hedges regularly not only adds to your property's aesthetic appeal but also encourages healthy development. Cutting back dead or diseased branches encourages new growth, protects plants from illness, and even enhances air circulation around your plants.

We work closely with the property owners we service at Ames Landscape to gain an understanding of their individual requirements and preferences. We will build a strategy for trimming your hedges that is unique to your property and considers the dimensions, form, and species of your hedges. Our crew will utilize the most up-to-date techniques and equipment to ensure that your hedges are trimmed to perfection.

Ames Landscape is the best company if you own a house in Levittown and are looking for a one-time service to trim your hedges or ongoing upkeep. We are quite proud of our excellent customer service, meticulous attention to detail, and unwavering dedication to quality. Contact us as soon as possible to book a consultation and obtain additional information regarding our hedge trimming services.

How To Trim Hedges

How to trim hedges like a pro is shown here.

• Pick the proper moment. Hedge trimming should be done during the dormant season, usually in the fall or winter. Because the hedges are not actively developing during this time, cutting them won't disrupt their normal growth cycle.

• Purchase the appropriate equipment. You will need the appropriate tools to trim hedges. These include a ladder (if required), a set of sharp pruning shears, a pair of hedge trimmers, and safety gear like gloves and safety glasses.

• Analyze the hedge. Before cutting, carefully assess the hedge to ascertain its size and shape. Choose the shape you wish to achieve and mark the necessary trimming locations.

• Cut the hedge's top branch. Using the hedge trimmers, begin by cutting the top of the hedge. Keep the trimmer blades level with the top of the hedge as you move from one end to the other to ensure a straight cut.

• Trim the hedge's sides. Next, trim the sides of the hedge with the pruning shears, removing any extra growth. Trim the stems at an angle to create a tidy and clean appearance.

• Tidy up the trimmings. Clean up the trimmings and debris after you've finished trimming the hedges. This will keep diseases and pests from spreading and keep your yard looking tidy.

• Upkeep of the hedge. The health and look of the hedge must be maintained with regular trimming. Hedge trimming should be done gradually rather than allowing them to become too long and then dramatically cutting them back.