Hedge Trimming Services in Seattle

Hey Neighbors! Mr. Lee Here from Lee’s General Landscaping and Yard Clean Up!

Today, let’s talk about keeping your trees safe, healthy, and looking their absolute best. Our professional tree pruning services help make your yard a safer, more attractive place for everyone.

Why is Tree Pruning Important?

• Safety First: Remove dangerous branches that can fall and harm people or damage your home.
• Looks Great: Beautifully shape your trees to match your landscape.
• Healthier Trees: Pruning gets rid of sick or crowded branches, helping your trees grow strong.
• Better Growth: More sunlight and airflow for your plants and grass underneath.

Here’s How We Do It:

1. Yard Visit: We’ll check your trees carefully and find any issues.
2. Personalized Plan: We’ll design a pruning plan that’s perfect for your trees.
3. Careful Pruning: Removing only what’s needed—by hand or using equipment for tougher jobs.
4. Cleanup Included: We handle all cleanup, leaving your yard spotless.
5. Final Check: Together, we’ll ensure you’re 100% satisfied with the job.

Why Choose Lee’s General Landscaping?

• 30+ Years Experience: We’ve helped homeowners just like you all across Seattle.
• Highly Rated: Trusted by hundreds—380+ Yelp reviews, 100+ Google reviews!
• Local Knowledge: We know exactly how to care for trees in Seattle’s unique climate.
• Licensed & Insured: Fully certified for your peace of mind.

Common Questions:

Will pruning harm my tree? Nope! When done correctly by our team, pruning actually helps trees grow healthier and stronger.

How often should trees be pruned? Usually once a year or as needed based on your specific trees and their growth rate.

Do I need permits for pruning? Sometimes Seattle requires permits for bigger projects—we’ll handle all that for you.

We Offer More!

Check out our other services that can boost your yard even more:

• Complete Yard Clean-Up
• Lawn and Garden Care
• Custom Landscape and Hardscape Design
• Irrigation and Drainage Solutions
• Pest Control and Pressure Washing

Ready to get started or have questions? Just give me a call! At Lee’s, we’re always ready to help make your yard the best on the block.

See you in the yard!

—Mr. Lee

Hedge Name	Description	Recommended Trimming Schedule	Considerations
Boxwood Buxus spp.	Dense evergreen shrub; small, glossy leaves; commonly used for formal hedges.	Trim 2-3 times per year, especially in late spring.	Avoid trimming in extreme heat to prevent browning.
Privet Ligustrum spp.	Deciduous or evergreen; fast-growing; produces small, fragrant flowers.	Trim 3-4 times per year during active growth seasons.	Requires regular maintenance to control size.
Laurel Prunus laurocerasus	Evergreen shrub with glossy leaves; often used for privacy hedges.	Trim twice a year, in late spring and late summer.	Prune carefully to avoid exposing brown stems.
Yew Taxus spp.	Evergreen shrub; dark green, needle-like leaves; slow-growing.	Trim once or twice a year, ideally in late summer.	Avoid heavy pruning into old wood.
Holly Ilex spp.	Evergreen shrub; glossy, spiny leaves; bright red berries in winter.	Trim once in late spring or early summer.	Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp leaves.
Arborvitae Thuja spp.	Evergreen with a columnar or rounded shape; soft, scale-like foliage.	Trim annually in late spring or early summer.	Avoid cutting into dead zones as it may not regrow.
Euonymus Euonymus japonicus	Evergreen shrub; glossy, oval leaves; often variegated.	Trim 2-3 times per year to maintain shape.	Monitor for scale and fungal diseases.
Spirea Spiraea spp.	Deciduous shrub; clusters of small flowers; foliage changes color in autumn.	Trim after flowering to encourage new blooms.	Light pruning prevents overgrowth.
Berberis (Barberry) Berberis spp.	Deciduous or evergreen; thorny stems; colorful foliage.	Trim once a year in late spring.	Handle carefully due to thorns.
Forsythia Forsythia spp.	Deciduous shrub; bright yellow flowers in early spring.	Trim immediately after flowering.	Cut back older stems for rejuvenation.