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00:00Nine important reasons why you should trim your hedges.
00:04Prevents pest and disease outbreaks.
00:06Regular trimming improves airflow and sunlight penetration,
00:10drying foliage, removing diseased branches,
00:12and preventing pest and disease outbreaks in hedges.
00:16Encourages vigorous new growth.
00:18Trimming back old wood stimulates flushes of tender new shoots,
00:22creating denser, lush foliage while ensuring long-lasting, robust hedge growth.
00:27Improves air circulation.
00:30Thinning interior branches and shaping hedges improves air circulation,
00:33reduces moisture and fungal risk, cools foliage, and supports beneficial insects.
00:39Maximizes light penetration.
00:41Strategic trimming allows sunlight to penetrate deeper into hedges,
00:45promoting photosynthesis on inner leaves,
00:48preventing bottom thinning, and supporting underplants.
00:51Maintains desired shape and aesthetics.
00:54Regular trimming preserves crisp or informal silhouettes,
00:57preventing bulges or gaps, enhancing garden design,
01:00and restoring satisfying, precise hedge shapes.
01:03Promotes flowering and fruiting.
01:06Trimming after bloom removes spent clusters and optimizes light and air,
01:10enhancing next season's buds for abundant flowers and berries.
01:14Preserves hedge density for privacy and boundaries.
01:17Regular trimming thickens outer branches,
01:20creating dense living screens that reinforce privacy, boundaries,
01:23and windbreaks without sacrificing shelter.
01:26Provides safe passage and clear sight lines.
01:29Trimming back encroaching branches clears driveways, walkways, and sight lines,
01:33reducing accidents while ensuring safe passage for children, pets, and drivers.
01:38Prevents invasiveness and unwanted spread.
01:41Regular trimming before seed set removes seed-bearing shoots,
01:45halting invasive spread,
01:46reducing volunteer seedlings,
01:48and protecting local ecosystems.
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