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2) Unifying New Hedge through Selective Pruning

Newly planted Wax Myrtle screening Hedge. https://kinggardeninc.com/hedges Selectively pruning plants to approximately the same size creates a sense of unity, and a hedge-like appearance. This helps transform the individual new plants to read as a hedge, a unified whole. This selective pruning is particularly important since the plants vary in size by up to 18 inches in height and width. The perception may be that care and attention for plantings end once they are planted. In actuality a plants successful establishment, long term development and favorable appearance depends on ongoing care and attention throughout its life. In this case it consists of correcting some problems or issues from plantings such as: removing dead, or broken branches, removing excess soil over the rootball, filling in any remaining holes or low spots around the root ball and removing tags. Learn more about our Pruning work https://kinggardeninc.com/garden-care... and Training https://kinggardeninc.com/training It was a pleasure training the plants and the Horticultural staff. https://kinggardeninc.com/training Winter in Houston is an ideal time for planting and pruning. This gives the plants a head start to begin growing before the heat of summer. Follow Us and Learn More:   / king-garden-designs     / charleskingsadler   Instagram:   / kinggardeninc   Listen to our Podcast In The Landscape®: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...