Roseville Tree Pruning & Hedge Trimming

Roseville

Ku-ring-gai Council

1 day

Mixed specimen pruning and shaping along with canopy reductions, crown lifting and branch thinning work.

Keeping the aesthetics of the greenery while reducing canopy.

A visually pleasing end result was achieved with some skilled pruning work by the team on the day.

The beautiful suburb of Roseville has so many great tree specimens and lovely large blocks full to bursting with all manner of trees and shrubs. This project involved a lot of pruning, thinning and shaping of a variety of different hedges to create a visually pleasing end result. Varieties included some camphor laurels – Cinnamomum camphora – that needed thinning and also the removal of a build-up of deadwood – the scent from the cut wood was delightful and good for any lingering winter colds! Three of those were pruned to within an inch of their lives before a hackberry – Celtis sinensis – was crown lifted. Note should be taken that the camphor laurels and the hackberry are both considered invasive weeds in NSW and therefore can usually be removed without a permit in most council areas. Next up, a mixed conifer hedge was tidied up and a pittosporum and camellia had their front face pruned back. Finally, a lilly pilly hedge that needed trimming was pruned to create a rather sharp manicured look. A tripod ladder was used to cut nearly all these specimens and the cut green waste was removed and the site was left clean and tidy. A visually pleasing end result was achieved with some skilled pruning work by the team on the day.