GroundcareLandscape, LLC
Brick home with neatly clipped hedges and a mulched front bed

Hedge & shrub trimming in Madison, MS

Hedges squared up, shrubs shaped, clippings gone. Free estimates on every job.

Shrub and tree trimming

Shrubs that fit the house again.

Overgrown shrubs hide windows, crowd walks and make a tidy lawn look unkept.

Hedge trimming is one of the services we book directly, and every estimate is free.

Our site puts it as shrub and tree trimming, because the two usually get done together.

Hedges are cut level and square. Foundation shrubs are shaped to sit under the windows.

Small ornamental trees get the low and crossing branches taken off so the shape reads clean.

Then everything that hit the ground is raked up and taken away.

When it is in season

Structural pruning in late winter, shaping from late spring through summer.

Groundcare Landscape crew member in a lime green shirt and gray cap pruning roses by handOur crew
Pruning roses by hand, the right way to do it.

Included

What trimming covers

Clear scope, so you know what you are getting before we start.

  • HedgesTops levelled and sides cut straight, slightly wider at the base so light reaches it.
  • Foundation shrubsShaped back off the house, below the window sills and clear of the walk.
  • Flowering shrubsTrimmed at the right time for that plant, so you keep next year’s blooms.
  • Small treesLow limbs, suckers and crossing branches removed on ornamental trees.
  • CleanupClippings raked out of the beds and off the lawn, then hauled away.

Local knowledge

Timing is everything with Southern shrubs

The plants Madison is known for all bloom on their own schedule, and pruning has to follow it.

Azaleas set next year’s flower buds in summer. They should be trimmed soon after the spring bloom fades.

Cut them in fall and you cut off the spring show.

Crape myrtles are pruned in late winter, before growth starts, and never chopped flat across the top.

Mississippi State University Extension warns that heavy pruning destroys the plant’s natural form.

Evergreen hedges like holly and boxwood are more forgiving, and take shaping through the growing season.

Crape myrtles left to grow in their natural, unchopped form beside a house

The process

How a trimming visit runs

  1. Tell us what has grown

    A hedge, the foundation beds or the whole yard. A photo is plenty.

  2. Free estimate

    Hedge trimming estimates are free. We look, then give you a number.

  3. Trim and shape

    Each plant is cut the way that plant wants to be cut, at the right time.

  4. Rake and haul

    Clippings come out of the beds and off the lawn before we go.

Where we do it

Hedge trimming across Madison County.

Groundcare is based in Madison and takes hedge & shrub trimming jobs in the towns around it.

Pick your town to see how we work there, or just call.

Pairs well with

All eight services

Questions

Hedge trimming, answered.

When should azaleas be trimmed?

Soon after they finish blooming in spring.

They form next year’s buds in summer, so late pruning costs you flowers.

How should crape myrtles be pruned?

Lightly, in late winter. Remove suckers and crossing branches.

Topping them flat damages the tree’s shape.

Are estimates free?

Yes. Hedge trimming estimates are free. Call or send a photo and we will take a look.

Want a quote on hedge & shrub trimming?

It is free. Call, or send the form with a photo of the yard.

Free quotes

Tell us about the yard.

(601) 624-8340

Call, or send the form. Either way the quote is free.

Monday
8 AM–5 PM
Tuesday
8 AM–5 PM
Wednesday
8 AM–5 PM
Thursday
8 AM–5 PM
Friday
8 AM–5 PM
Saturday
8 AM–5 PM
Sunday
Closed

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Prefer to talk? Call (601) 624-8340, Monday to Saturday, 8 to 5.

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