id like to see em now 2 years later ....

The title refers to the "best time" to prune. The audio refers to "this time of year." Help us out, what time of year do you do this? I don't want to kill my shrubbery!!!

What a cool project. Give us a shout if you have any other projects like this coming up we would love do our part in our community.

Ryan Gardiner the gardener!

He looks and sounds like JoeRogan 😅

if anyone ever fell on one of those that would be a safety concern.

I try not to be OCD on people. But the shrub needs a little more cleaning out, the low growth that you mentioned shouldn't be stubbed it should be cut back to a main upright. The crossovers and rubbing branches need to come out. And depending on the shrub, some of the large all the growth needs to be cut down close to the ground. I love doing massively overgrown lucotaoe. Of course you have to explain to the client. They're going to have to look at a bunch of sticks for a while. And sometimes especially with older rhododendrons. There is the outside chance that you may lose the plant. Please excuse the spelling.

Explain your tools

Everywhere else on the internet describes them as exactly the opposite.

Good video

Gib Durden

Different plants need to be pruned at different times of the year. Boxwoods can be done about anytime. Azaleas are done in the spring after flowering. Forsythias can be cut in late summer. Crape Myrtles are done in late fall. 🐀🐾

What month it's the best time to do it?

Pretty amazing it grows back beautifully. Thx.

Lower the music.

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I work for high grove in alpharta

Very cool! Nice work Caleb.

Attack the day y'all

Awesome video quality! Looks like someone needs a raise!