The shrubs that grow here, done right
Coastal Carolina landscaping leans on a familiar cast: azaleas, hollies, boxwoods, wax myrtles, Indian hawthorn, and loropetalum. Each has its own timing — azaleas set next spring's buds shortly after they bloom, so we shape them right after flowering, while fast growers like ligustrum and wax myrtle can take a tighter cut through the summer.
- Shaping and size reduction for hedges and foundation shrubs
- Clean, level lines on formal hedges — rounded forms where they fit
- Bloom-aware timing so you don't lose next year's flowers
- Full clipping cleanup and haul-away, every time
See the before-and-after hedge trimming project below for a closer look at our work.
