| Category | Basic Lawn Maintenance |
| URL Slug | /services/edging-pruning-services |
| Page Title | Edging & Pruning Services | Florascape Blossom | Nairobi |
Sharp lines, healthy plants — the detail work that makes a landscape look professional.
Overview
Edging and pruning are the finishing touches that separate an average-looking yard from a professionally maintained landscape. Florascape Blossom offers both as a combined service: clean, defined borders between your lawn and hard surfaces or garden beds, plus expert pruning that keeps trees, shrubs, and hedges healthy and well-shaped.
Lawn Edging — What We Do
- Mechanical Bed Edging: we cut sharp, vertical 3–4 inch boundaries along mulch and garden beds to stop grass from creeping into planted areas.
- Hardscape Trimming: clean, defined edges along walkways, driveways, and patios where lawn meets paving.
- Debris Clearing: all concrete and paved surfaces are power-blown clean immediately after edging — no grass left scattered on hardscapes.
Plant Pruning — What We Do
- Hand Pruning & Trimming: we shape ornamental trees, shrubs, and hedges up to 10 feet tall for a neat, intentional look.
- Horticultural Health Cuts: removal of dead, diseased, or crossing branches to prevent insect infestation and rot before it spreads.
- Seasonal Shaping: training plants to grow within their designated space so they don’t overcrowd windows, walkways, or neighbouring plants.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does edging need to be redone?
Lawn edges grow back quickly, especially in the rainy season. Most properties on a regular mowing plan have edging refreshed at every visit or every other visit to keep lines sharp.
Will pruning harm my plants?
No — our pruning follows horticultural best practice for each plant type and season, which protects plant health rather than harming it. Improper pruning (wrong time, wrong cut) is what causes damage, which is exactly what trained pruning avoids.
Can you handle very overgrown hedges or trees?
Yes, though very overgrown or tall trees beyond 10 feet may need a site visit to assess safely. We’ll advise on the right approach during your free consultation.