Trimming and Pruning Sample Clauses

Trimming and Pruning. Trimming of (all) Shrubs 1 time per calendar year and tree pruning once per calendar year up to 12 feet. Trees will be pruned to remove base sucker growth as needed. Removal of dead wood and removal of branches which impede walkways and/or parking areas will be performed as needed during the contract period. All shrubs will be trimmed using formal techniques unless otherwise arranged. Trimming will be done 1 time per year. Trimming to be completed by July 15th. All debris from this work will be immediately disposed of offsite. Evergreen shrubs will be pruned to maintain their natural form. Pruning will include removal of dead and damaged branches and irregular growth habits. Prune the plants new growth to maintain the current size and shape of the plant. All deciduous shrubs will be pruned to promote a natural growth habit during the growing season. Care will be taken not to remove too much of the flowering surface branches when pruning. Shrubs that flower on previous year’s growth will be pruned after flowering. New growth will be pruned to maintain the current size and shape of the plant. Perennials and ornamental grasses will be cut and pruned at appropriate times throughout the season.
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Trimming and Pruning. The aesthetic grooming of the plants is done as necessary, according to standard horticultural practices, to maintain each plant in the space allocated, and to promote plant health and longevity. Foliage Cleaning: Dusting, wiping, or washing shall be done regularly, for both aesthetics and continued growth. Leaf polish is not used as a substitute for foliage cleaning.
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