Question 1

When is the best time to trim cedar hedges?

Accepted Answer

The best time to prune cedar hedges is in spring, before the plant's active growth period. This helps promote healthy, dense growth throughout the summer season.

Question 2

What is the drawdown?

Accepted Answer

Cutting back is a pruning technique that involves cutting back the branches of a tree, shrub, or hedge significantly, usually to a size much smaller than the original size. This practice is often used to control the size and shape of a plant, rejuvenate an old one, or stimulate new, more vigorous growth.

Question 3

Why should I have my cedar hedges trimmed?

Accepted Answer

Trimming your cedar hedges is essential to maintain their density, promote healthy growth, and preserve their aesthetic shape. It also helps prevent disease, improve air and light circulation, and control their size, preventing them from becoming overgrown or untidy.

Question 4

Should I fertilize my cedar hedges?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you must fertilize your cedar hedges to ensure their optimal growth and health. Fertilizing provides essential nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which promote dense foliage, strengthen disease resistance, and help plants better tolerate environmental stresses.

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