How to trim the evergreen tree to look good

When is the best time to prune Evergreen

If it is a hedge plant, pruning is generally done during the growing season, because hedge plants are resistant to pruning. As long as the tree shape is not beautiful or affects its function, it can be pruned. There is no specific time requirement.

Generally, there is no need to prune the evergreen in spring, because after a cold winter, the growth rate of the evergreen has slowed down, and the evergreen needs to be allowed to grow in spring; in summer, the frequency of pruning the evergreen should be increased. If the evergreen grows faster, it should be pruned once every two weeks; in autumn, the frequency of pruning should be appropriately reduced, and the evergreen does not need to be pruned in winter.

Pruning tips for Evergreen

1. Weed cleaning

When mowing the evergreen lawn, pay attention to clearing weeds. Too many weeds not only compete with the lawn for nutrients, but also seriously affect the appearance of the lawn.

When there are few weeds, they can be pulled out manually. If there are many weeds, they must be managed and cleaned up, and special herbicides must be used. If the weeds are not removed in time, when the weeds erode the lawn, the entire lawn will slowly be damaged, causing us huge losses.

2. Stubble height

There is a lot to know about the stubble height when mowing the lawn. The height of the lawn should be determined according to the environment and climate.

If the lawn is trimmed properly, it will be ideal for its growth next year. The lawn will also form a lawn with dense plants and good structure. At a glance, the green and neat lawn will make people happy.

Precautions for pruning Evergreen

When pruning the Evergreen, in addition to paying attention to the time and controlling the pruning height, it is also necessary to irrigate the pruned Evergreen in time to replenish water for new growth, and also fertilize. It is best to use nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers to provide sufficient nutrients for the growth of the Evergreen.