Many people use the terms “pruning” and “trimming” interchangeably, but they refer to different types of tree care. Understanding the difference helps you choose the right service for your needs.
Tree Pruning
- Purpose: Pruning is done to remove dead, diseased, or damaged branches. It helps improve the tree’s health and promotes stronger growth.
- Frequency: Pruning is typically done once or twice a year, depending on the tree’s condition.
- Benefits:
- Improves tree health
- Reduces the risk of falling branches
- Enhances the tree’s natural shape and appearance
Tree Trimming
- Purpose: Trimming focuses on shaping the tree and improving its aesthetic appeal. It involves cutting back overgrown branches.
- Frequency: Trimming may be done more frequently, especially for ornamental trees or hedges.
- Benefits:
- Maintains the tree’s size and shape
- Improves sunlight penetration and air circulation
- Enhances the overall look of your landscape
Which Service Do You Need?
- Choose Pruning: If your tree has dead or diseased branches, or if you want to improve its health and safety.
- Choose Trimming: If your tree looks overgrown or needs shaping to complement your landscape design.
Whether you need pruning or trimming, our experts can help. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and keep your trees looking their best.