Hedge Trimming in Midlothian, TX

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Hedge Trimming in Midlothian, Texas

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How often should hedges be trimmed in Midlothian, Texas?
Two or three times through the Midlothian growing season keeps most hedges tight. Flowering shrubs get timed around their bloom so you do not cut off next year buds.
Can badly overgrown hedges be brought back?
Often, but hard rejuvenation pruning is done in stages over a season or two. A Midlothian pro will tell you whether yours will recover or is better replaced.
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