Prune lightly, cut back flowered shoots to strong buds on lower growth. To maintain or create shape it is possible, on established plants, to cut back one quarter of old shoots to the base to promote replacement growth. This can be done annually after flowering
Do not trim a lilac bush in the spring because you will cut off all of the flower buds. Trim a lilac bush after it flowers.
Globe lilac trees should be pruned when they first flower to ensure the growth of more blossoms. They can be trimmed after flowering has occurred to be sure the trimmer is not destroying new growth.
New lilac bushes don't require maintenance pruning until they are about 6 - 8' tall. The time to prune mature lilac plants is just after the flowers have faded. They set the next season's flower buds almost immediately, so late pruning will mean sacrificing next year's flowers. Pruning early also gives the new shoots more energy to develop.
You can trim a tree with no problem , but take too much and it will kill the tree.
As much as you like but why would you want to trim it. If it is getting too big it is in the wrong place.
You don't trim a yew tree on Runescape.
it depends on the size of the tree if its a HUGE tree then charge more but if its a smaller one charge less
you trim it every day
How much bush, could a bush trimmer trim. If a bush trimmer could trim bush..? Hmm?
To effectively trim a mimosa tree, use sharp pruning shears to remove dead or damaged branches, and trim back any overgrown areas to maintain a balanced shape. Avoid cutting too much at once to prevent stress on the tree, and prune during the tree's dormant season for best results.
I have had a similar experience with a 3 ft lilac bush. It is (still alive and coming back!) Rather than a lawnmower trim, it was pruned to about 6 inch height after a large tree limb fell upon it and destroyed most of the branches. This occurred about two years ago and now and is approx 2 ft in height. The new growth branches are spreading naturally. (Zone 5 for your reference.)
You have to match the picture on the tree