Trimming Spruce Trees In Nova Scotia | Arbor Plant Health Care

Our ISA Certified Arborists are using tree pruning techniques for “A” shaping a spruce tree hedge. The purpose of this tree trimming contract was to maintain lower limbs of the spruce tree hedges in order to provide a privacy screen from neighbours.

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Pictures of Trimming Spruce Trees In Nova Scotia

This Halifax NS spruce tree hedge was overgrown and had and many shaded areas. As you will see, our Arborists trim the hedges so as to prevent health issues with this shrub.

Arbor Plant Health Care is trimming an overgrown spruce hedge.

Hedges should be shaped and contained every year or every second year.

Allowing hedges to go without pruning for too long, makes them difficult to maintain when pruning is performed.

Hedge after the shaping and pruning services have been performed.

This is a shot of the yard before our ISA certified tree workers performed any tree shaping or pruning services. You can see that it looks quite messy and overcrowded.

Maintaing hedges are very important to landscape function. A neglected hedge may loose bottom branches and thus not provide the privacy that it was planted for.

This nearby tree was also worked on by our Arborists. We performed tree climbing and trimming services to clean up the look of this tree.

This nearby tree was also worked on by our Arborists. We performed tree climbing and trimming services to clean up the look of this tree.

These photos of Trimming Spruce Trees In Nova Scotia were published by Arbor Plant Health Care staff.

Spruce Tree Hedge Trimming and Pruning Reduces Shaded Areas

Keeping a taper on a spruce hedge as seen in these photos will allow light to the bottom branches so they don’t get shaded out.

For more information on Arbor Plant Health Care’s Tree Pruning Services, check out our tree services page.